The Government will make a new attempt to stop the measure of force in a meeting that it called for this Wednesday at 5 p.m. at the Ministry of Labor, with the participation of national authorities and representatives of the union led by Roberto Fernández.
The Automotive Tram Union (UTA) announced a stoppage of activities for next Thursday demanding better salaries. It will be the day after the measure carried out this Wednesday by the Argentine Confederation of Transport Workers (CATT)which includes all public transport – trains, ships, planes and subways – and cargo service.
However, the Government will make a new attempt to stop the measure of force in a meeting that was called on Wednesday at 5 p.m. at the Ministry of Laborwith the participation of national authorities and representatives of the union led by Roberto Fernández.
The holder of this portfolio will not attend the conclave, Julio Corderobecause he is traveling, but in his place would be the Undersecretary of Labor Relations, Martín Huidobro.
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What does the UTA claim?
The UTA had a mandatory conciliation in force issued by the Ministry of Labor that prevented it from carrying out force measures until Tuesday the 29th, so it could have legally joined the strike in the rest of the transportation branches.
ON Monday the union held a meeting with the chambers of the sector but they did not reach an agreement.
“The collection does not respond to reality at all and “In these circumstances it is impossible to reach an agreement.”indicated sources from the cameras.
The UTA had requested a basic salary for August $1,160,000, with progressive increases until reaching $1,322,136 in December.
According to the union, the transport companies did not make any offers during this Monday’s meeting.
In this way, public transport users will see services affected for two consecutive days.
Source: Ambito
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