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ILO blacklists Switzerland

Bern, May 20 (UNI) Employees who are active in trade unions are not sufficiently protected from being sacked in Switzerland, according to the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
The Geneva-based body has added Switzerland to a blacklist – just before a centenary conference in the Swiss city, said a swissinfo.ch report.
The list comprises 40 countries that violate ILO conventions. Together with Greece and Belarus, Switzerland is the only European country to feature.
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