He Acodike union will occupy the supergas bottling plant this Friday as a trade union measure for the layoffs that took place at the end of March, while the company issued a statement denouncing the occupation as illegal.
According to Acodike, the occupation contravenes “constitutional, legal norms, (…) the internal regulations of the company and ILO (International Labor Organization) recommendations”.
“An occupation with people from outside the company is being harangued, which seriously affects the safety of the packaging facilities,” says the statement, which also warns that they are forced to “apply the most severe sanctions to the employees who participate in it.”
The union announced that This Friday from 1:00 p.m. there will be “a great occupation” at the packing plant and invites “the entire union organization”. From the company they denounce a “political use of the occupation”.
The origin of the conflict
Last Tuesday, Acodike announced the reinstatement of six employees of 14 effective workers at the supergas bottling plant, all had been laid off on March 30.
as he learned The Observer with union sources, this It was not the proposal of the Ministry of Labor. In addition to the reinstatement of six workers, the Ministry proposed that the rest of the workers The title of grounds for dismissal will be changed to activity suspension insuranceamong other issues.
The union accepted the proposal of the Labor portfolio, however the company did not agree.
In total, Acodike dismissed 27 workers, after Ancap changed the lease conditions. Until February 28, the plants were leased by Gasur (40% owned by Ancap, 30% by Acodike and 30% by Riogas).
