Supergas workers are on strike until at least the next Mondayreported Underlined (channel 10) and confirmed The Observer with industry sources. The union hopes to receive proposals in accordance with its expectations, within the framework of labor negotiations in the Salary Tips.
Supergas workers stop until Monday due to lack of agreement in the Salary Council
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