GSP Representative Union: City of Belgrade gives firm guarantees that Dorćol plant will remain as is, with all employees

Belgrade's public transport workers can breathe a sigh of relief as the representative union of GSP 'Beograd' has received "firm guarantees" from the City of Belgrade regarding the future of the 'Dorćol' operational unit. This announcement directly addresses concerns that have been circulating, particularly in light of proposed amendments to the decision on public passenger transport. The union's statement is unequivocal: the 'Dorćol' facility will remain operational, and crucially, all its employees will retain their positions.

This reassurance is particularly significant given the union's strong stance against what they term "untrue claims" that have sought to undermine the stability of the GSP and its workforce. By emphasizing the city's commitment, the union aims to quell anxieties and prevent employees from falling prey to "various so-called fighters for workers' rights" who may spread misinformation. The union, representing nearly 90% of GSP 'Beograd' employees through its constituent organizations, speaks with a powerful voice for the majority of the workforce.

Furthermore, the union highlighted the ongoing progress in modernizing Belgrade's public transport fleet, noting the tender for 60 new trolleybuses. This detail serves to underscore the city's continued investment in and dedication to public transportation, dispelling any notions that the 'Dorćol' unit's future is in jeopardy. The message to employees is clear: trust the official assurances and focus on the continued, reliable service that GSP 'Beograd' provides to the citizens of the capital.