After immigration vote, Swiss have to rework Croatia labour deal


  • World
  • Sunday, 16 Feb 2014

ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland has told the newest European Union member, Croatia, that it will not be able to sign a labour market pact as planned on July 1, following a shock referendum vote in favour of immigration curbs.

The pact is the second casualty of last week's narrow vote to curtail immigration from the EU, after talks on a cross-border electricity agreement between the bloc and Switzerland were put on hold this week.

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