(Bloomberg) -- Dong Energy A/S, a Danish state-
owned utility that's planning to sell shares to the public, said
most workers had returned to their jobs amid a strike for better
pay. Power output remained reduced.
``We're still in a state of conflict but at the moment most
of the strikers have started working,'' said Jens Nybo Jensen, a
Dong spokesman based in Fredericia, Denmark, by phone today.
Only 30 workers were striking today at one of Dong's 10 Danish
power plants, he said.
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owned utility that's planning to sell shares to the public, said
most workers had returned to their jobs amid a strike for better
pay. Power output remained reduced.
``We're still in a state of conflict but at the moment most
of the strikers have started working,'' said Jens Nybo Jensen, a
Dong spokesman based in Fredericia, Denmark, by phone today.
Only 30 workers were striking today at one of Dong's 10 Danish
power plants, he said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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