US EditionLocust Fishing Conflict: Somu Rejects Accusations and Blames Companies for Paralysing
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The maritime union responded to the chambers of business for the early closure of the season of prawns in national waters. They denounce that they seek “to lower salaries” and ask to respect existing agreements. After the announcement of the chambers of business of the freezer fleet of prawns, who anticipated the end of the season 2025 in national waters (actually, it did not open before the employer to modify the Labor Agreement) and announced …
Workers and entrepreneurs of the fishing sector met this Monday in the Ministry of Labour, in a new attempt to unblock the conflict that affects coastal fishing vessels. Although an agreement has not yet been reached, Minister Juan Castillo stressed that the dialogue was reopened and that the parties began to exchange new proposals.The meeting took place in the office of the Director General of Labor and had the presentation of two different pro…
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