US EditionCcoo Denounces “Lack of Information” in Navantia and Demands 64 More Promotion Places to Comply with the Agreement
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The trade union section of CCOO in Navantia has demanded that the management of the public naval company convene the remaining 64 promotion places in order to reach the minimum set in the collective agreement, while it has denounced the “late, partial and drop-out information” provided by the company, which in its opinion hinders the exercise of the rights of surveillance and control of the workers' representatives.In a statement released after …
The trade union section of CCOO in Navantia has demanded that the management of the public naval company convene the remaining 64 promotion places to reach the minimum set in the collective agreement, while it has denounced the "late, partial and exhaust information" provided by the company, which in its opinion hinders the exercise of the rights of surveillance and control of the workers' representatives.
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