Croatian court bans strike at Holding and ZET, orders unions to pay costs

A Croatian court has fully accepted the employer's request, prohibiting unions from organizing a strike at Holding and ZET and ordering them to pay €625 in costs. This is a legal ruling that restricts union action, likely impacting labor relations in Zagreb's public transport sector. The decision is notable for its immediate enforcement and financial penalty, but broader implications depend on union response and potential appeals.