Apoteke Beograd promises to clear wage arrears in September
After meeting Serbia's president, the Opstanak union said Apoteke Beograd will receive operating funds in August and all wage arrears in September. Health insurance and pension-service records are to be restored on July 28, according to the union; the institution's final status remains undecided.
What matters
Operating funds
The union says operating funds for the institution should arrive in August.
Wages and insurance
Union representatives say all wage arrears will be paid in September and that health insurance and pension-service records should be restored on July 28.
Status unresolved
The union expects six months of state support; a possible concession and the future operating model remain open questions.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
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N1: union says arrears will be paid in September
N1/FoNet reports the Opstanak union's statement after meeting Aleksandar Vučić: operating funds are expected in August, all wage arrears in September, and insurance and pension-service records are to be restored on July 28. The union also cites six months of state support while the institution's final status is still under discussion.
Overall takeaway
After the talks, the union announced concrete timelines for arrears and insurance, but Apoteke Beograd's future structure and any concession decision remain unresolved.
What this means for residents
For employees
The announced deadlines concern arrears, insurance and service records, but they are the union's post-meeting statement, not a published funding decision.
For pharmacy users
The financial support is intended to keep the network operating in the coming months, but the source gives no specific changes to pharmacy services or hours.