US EditionJerez Ute Dismisses the Unionist Who Felt Retaliated, Who Calls for a New Rally
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A municipal employee elected as a trade union in the commune of Hénin-Beaumont is summoned to a disciplinary interview on 17 November. The employer blames "conflicts of interest" because of associative functions. The employee sees it as a form of repression.
Juan Manuel Valero, the trade unionist of Jerez UTE who had led protests over the opening of a disciplinary file that he considered unfair, has finally been dismissed. The dealer of the road cleaning and waste collection service of Jerez —a TEU formed by FCC Medio Ambiente, Cointer Concessions and FCC Equal EEC Andalusia — informed him of the disciplinary dismissal on 13 November. The worker maintains that everything is part of a chain of repris…
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