US EditionA Worker Fired From the Port of Rosario Got on a Conveyor Belt and Threatened to Throw Himself
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From early Tuesday hours, a worker from the Puerto Rosario Terminal (TPR) barricaded himself in a conveyor belt after being fired. The subject complained that the union let go of his hand while asking for the Ministry of Labor to keep his job. For his part, the Unidas Portuarios Argentinos Union (Supa) of Rosario and the company, said that the foreman was separated by “disciplinary motives.” Meanwhile, the activity in the river terminal remains …
The worker worked on the site 25 years ago. He asks for the union’s presence. Read more
A foreman of the Terminal Puerto Rosario barricaded himself on a conveyor belt after the company left him unaccounted for. He claims his reinstatement and claims unjustified causes in the employer’s decision. Port activity is paralysed.
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