NETHERLANDS - The president of the Dutch central bank has told unions to stick to the wage agreement struck between the government and employers in the autumn last year.
Nout Wellink said that economic recovery would falter if unions went back on the agreement and demanded wage rises. The wage agreement entailed a wage freeze for two years on the condition that ...
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