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SWEDISH CIVIL WORKERS END STRIKE

May 21, 1985, Tuesday AP (NYT); Foreign Desk Late City Final Edition, Section A, Page 12, Column 1, 247 words

DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - Government employees accepted a 2 percent wage increase today to end an 18-day strike that had paralyzed air traffic, curtailed foreign trade and prompted the Prime Minister to intervene. The 265,000-member civil servants' union accepted the wage offer at 3 A.M. after round-the-clock negotiations with the Government and Government-appointed ...

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AROUND THE WORLD; Labor Dispute Threatens To Disrupt Sweden

May 12, 1985, Sunday (NYT); Foreign Desk Late City Final Edition, Section 1, Page 5, Column 3, 214 words

DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - Sweden began today to plan for wide disruption of schools and government services on Monday. The move comes after the breakdown of negotiations to end a pay dispute between the Government and the country's largest white-collar civil service union. At midnight, the union rejected a proposal by mediators, and ...

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SWEDEN LOCKS OUT PUBLIC EMPLOYEES

May 11, 1985, Saturday By BARNABY J. FEDER, SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK TIMES (NYT); Foreign Desk Late City Final Edition, Section 1, Page 17, Column 1, 438 words

DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - The Swedish Government imposed a lockout on 80,000 white-collar civil servants this morning after the breakdown of negotiations to end a week-old partial strike by their union. The lockout began after the union rejected a midnight proposal by mediators to end the pay dispute behind the strike. The only ...

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