US EditionCivil Aviation: Ate Denounces Dismissals of "Qualified Personnel" to Hire Libertarian Militants without Training
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Social organizations and unions reject the State restructuring measures announced by the Government and warn of possible mobilizations against the adjustments they consider to be in line with the demands of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
While the government stirs up the chainsaw and continues to make a banner of the reduction of public spending, from the Association of State Workers (ATE) it was reported that the Executive appointed 20 advisers within the National Administration of Civil Aviation (ANAC), who will receive salaries of up to 4,000,000 pesos, while firing and freezing salaries of technical staff. Rodolfo Aguiar, General Secretary of ATE, said that “highly qualified…
“The government’s story falls. They are firing highly qualified personnel and instead militants with millionaire salaries and no training are entering without control. This government course aggravates the crisis that is going through the entire airline sector and increases the risk of all operations,” said Rodolfo Aguiar. These are 20 positions of advisors with remuneration of up to $4,000,000. The Association of State Workers (ATE) denounced t…
Rodolfo Aguiar, secretary general of ATE, said that in the agency “highly qualified personnel are fired” and revealed that the authorities “appointed 20 people with salaries of up to 4 million pesos” as advisers.
A complaint by the Asociación Trabajadores del Estado (ATE) states that the authorities of the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) designated 20 people with salaries of up to 4 million pesos as advisers. “They are initiating a process of mass accommodation in the State. The concept of caste increasingly defines ...
Rodolfo Aguilar, secretary general of the union, said that "they are unchecked militants with millionaire salaries and without any training."
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