US EditionSanta Cruz: Adosac Launches a 72 Hour Stoppage and Will Not Return to Class After Recess
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In full tension with the provincial government, the Association of Teachers of Santa Cruz (ASAC) announced a new measure of force that will leave thousands of students without classes after the winter recess. The union organization resolved a 72-hour stoppage in the absence of a call to paritarians and the absence of salary responses by the executive head of Claudio Vidal. The decision was adopted at the Provincial Congress of the guild, where d…
The Santa Cruz Teachers’ Association resolved a 72-hour strike and will not start classes after the winter recess. The measure was adopted at the teaching congress and the force measure was confirmed “for lack of wage supply” by the provincial government headed by Claudio Vidal. The union stated that the measure “is in search of a wage recomposition and improvements in the conditions of public education after the lack of progress in negotiations…
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