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Judicial Question the Intangibility Project: “It Is Affecting the Property Rights of the Rest of the Staff”
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Walter Bernard, secretary general of the Union of Judicial Workers, questioned the intangibility project addressed to the judiciary that was referred to the Legislature and warned that the initiative could affect the wage rights of the rest of the judicial workers. In dialogue with CIUDAD TV, he said that the proposal generates a situation similar to that of previous wage conflicts in the sector. “What we see with this bill is that they are agai…
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