The strike would last at least this Thursday, and the lines that do not circulate are: 159, 148, 4, 49, 86, 96, 88, 97, 185, 193, 205, 621, 176, 500 and 448. However, it is also part of a broader union conflict that impacts several provinces.
The decision was made despite the mandatory conciliation ruled the day before by the Ministry of Human Capital at the warning of the Automotive Tram Union (UTA) to interrupt services.
A few days ago, the transport business chambers had announced that the conditions to pay were not in place he bonus of the workers completely.
From these sectors, they argued that the difficulty is due to the lack of increases in subsidies and bus fareswhich have been frozen since August.
In this context, the representatives of the employers raised the collection of the bonus in six installments to the extent that the situation of the companies’ income is not resolved, a fact that the workers rejected.
The Government’s mandatory conciliation
The Government advanced with the request of the business chamber and issued the Mandatory conciliation for groups in the provinceswhich they had planned carry out a 24-hour strike next Thursday, December 19.
He Ministry of Human Capital was in charge of making it official through a statement, where he points out that “through the Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Security; dictated mandatory conciliation following the announcement of the transport stoppage inside, by the Automotive Tram Union (UTA) based on the request filed by the Argentine Federation of Automotive Passenger Transporters (FATAP)“.
Subsequently, they detail that “the measure adopted occurs within the framework of the strike scheduled for Thursday, December 19, which will be without effect based on the measures dictated by the Ministry of Labor”.
In this sense, the document indicates that the Secretariat “established a period of 15 days of mandatory conciliationperiod in which both the chambers and the union are “inhibited from taking any retaliation or forceful measure.”
“The parties were summoned to a first hearing scheduled for next Thursday December 26“, concludes the message.
Source: Ambito
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