Behind him aeronautical strike carried out on Friday, the Ministry of Human Capital reported that it was defined regulate the essentiality of public and private aeronautical, civil, and commercial aeronautical activity throughout the national territory. In this way, the regulatory decree will establish measures to guarantee a minimum level of services in the event of labour disputes that may totally or partially interrupt activities.
The strike on Friday, carried out by the unions of APLA and APAdirectly complicated 150 flights and more than 15,000 passengers. In addition, the Government denounced that the aviation strike caused the minimum services that should be provided for within the framework of the provisions of the Article 2 of Law 17,285.
Aeronautical conflict: the Government’s response
After the force measure carried out by the aeronautical workers In demand of a salary recomposition that “adjusts to inflationary indicators”, the Government decided to regulate the essentiality of public and private aeronautical, civil, aerocommercial activity throughout the national territory. The libertarian administration explained that the decision was made given the strategic importance of this sector for the connectivity, trade and passenger transport.
This action was established after it was found that, after the strike carried out yesterday by the unions of APLA and APA aerocommercial sectorwere not guaranteed minimum services which should be provided for within the framework of the essentiality provided for in the Article 2 of Law 17,285. In this way, the regulations will seek to establish measures to guarantee a minimum level of services in moments of labor disputes that may totally or partially interrupt activities.
In light of this, the Secretary of Labor, Julio Corderohe stressed: “the Minister Sandra Pettovello has instructed us to move quickly in this regard given the strategic importance of this sector for connectivity, trade and passenger transport.”
“At Capital Humano we seek to care for and defend the thousands of Argentines who are affected every time they decide force measures in this sector“Cordero said. In addition, the libertarian administration announced that it would They will discount up to $150,000 the employees joined the strike.
Initially, the measure provides that the parties involved must agree on the minimum services to be maintained and, if there is no agreement, it will be the Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Security which will intervene to determine the necessary basic conditions. Failure to comply with the agreements on minimum services will result in sanctions in accordance with current legislation.
Aviation strike: which flights will be affected next week?
The Labor Secretariat, which is part of the Ministry of Human Capital, issued the conciliatory negotiation last Thursday and, in this way, annulled the aeronautical strike scheduled for this Saturday. The hearing between the parties will take place on September 11 at 11:30 a.m. in order to “bring positions closer“.
Although an agreement seems still far away, the aeronautical unions have not yet scheduled new strikes for next week. In this way, in the absence of any forceful measures, Flights would not be obstructed in the coming days.
Aeronautical unions announced a strike for Tuesday at Aerolíneas and Austral
In addition, in response to the union conflict, the state company announced in a statement a change in its exchange policy. “In light of the untimely union measures announced for tomorrow between 5 and 14 hours in the Aeroparque and Ezeiza terminals, Aerolíneas Argentinas informs its passengers which lifted the penalties for changing tickets“, he detailed the change.
The airline therefore recommended that travellers who have flights during this time slot “modify their itineraries to avoid the period of greatest traffic and delays.” They added: “This modification will be free of charge and can be made by selecting flights within a 15-day window.always for himself original destination“.
Source: Ambito
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