RSR: Union suspends strike demand

Staff at Radio Suisse Romande (RSR) have suspended the strike threat they issued last week over the child pornography affair. The strike demand was suspended in view of a meeting with the management.

 Staff at Radio Suisse Romande (RSR) have suspended the strike threat they issued last week over the child pornography affair. The employees and the media union SSM are demanding that a dismissed computer scientist be reinstated at least until the investigation is concluded. The strike threat has now been suspended in view of a meeting with the management. The union had also demanded this discussion with the management. In a statement on Monday, it wrote that all parties involved must be treated equally in order for the independent investigation into the case to be credible. SSM is still demanding the reinstatement of the IT specialist who started the affair. The Board of Directors of Radio Télévision Suisse Romande (RTSR) described the strike threat last week as unacceptable. Former Vaud cantonal judge Jacques Reymond has now been appointed to investigate the case (see
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