In addition, he stressed that the unions valued his arrival at the Buenos Aires Labor portfolio: “There is satisfaction on the part of the trade union organizations. I am a militant as a kid, I was a factory delegate at the age of 19, in 1984. They see a comrade at the head of the labor portfolio.”
On the increase for workers of the provincial state, he highlighted: “We don’t have a specific date. When the governor, the Ministry and the unions sit at a table, we have a clear and concise conception that we are all compañeros and compañeras. It is not a parity like the ones I was used to in the private sector. The province is making a great effort to reach agreements with the union organizations. Beginning in October we will be sitting with the companions.”
“The governor’s effort is remarkable considering the inflationary issues and the economic issue. In some way, there is a process of tension and I see that the inflationary issue will decrease,” Correa said, highlighting the role of the Buenos Aires president Axel Kicillof and added: “We have to make a strong effort to financially compensate the workers not only of the state but also from the private sector.
“That situation must be improved, it is necessary. As a Peronist militant, I see in the neighborhood where I live, but also in the industry, that jobs are gradually increasing. There is work, but we need wages to gradually improve. The national State is working on that and we have to continue down that path.”
Regarding the redistribution of income, he highlighted: “Our maximum target is 50-50. Today we are at almost 60-40. We still have to travel that path and I dream that we will achieve it.”
This week was marked by the conflict of the workers of the tire that they had been negotiating jointly for more than five months and that escalated to the point that two companies announced that they would stop operating in Argentina. The head of the tire union, Alejandro Crespo, had told the Minister of the National Economy, Sergio Massa, that he wanted to extort money from the workers after he pointed out that they were considering opening imports if the conflict was not resolved.
On the other hand, the data of the index of wages released by the Indec, which showed that, compared to inflation, July wages lost almost two points.
Source: Ambito
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