ATE Rejects Voluntary Retreats and Will March to Olivos
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The state union called for a mobilization for Wednesday 21. Rodolfo Aguiar denounced pressure on workers and questioned the government's plan.
ATE rejects voluntary government retreats and will march to Oliveros: "If there is intimidation, it is not free." ATE. Voluntary retreats.
The state union called for a mobilization of the Quinta de Olivos, in rejection of the regime that reaches workers of the national public administration and establishes a ban on re-entry into the state for eight years. Read more
On Monday, the Government announced a voluntary retirement regime for workers in the National Public Administration.
“We continue to look for ways to reduce public spending in order to keep lowering taxes,” said Minister Federico Sturzenegger, and estimated that it is about 20,000 state employees. Those who retire will not be able to return to work in the public administration for eight years.
ATE Denounces “Extortive Dismissal” and Prepares a March to Oliveros Against Milei’s Withdrawal Plan
The Asociación Trabajadores del Estado (ATE) went on to cross the new regime of voluntary retreats officialized by the Government of Javier Milei and defined it as an “extortive dismissal.” The union led by Rodolfo Aguiar rejected the measure and announced that it will mobilize next Wednesday to the Quinta de Olivos in protest. According to Mundo Gremial, from the union organization, they warned that there are pressures behind the program to pus…
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