The Strike in the Meat Sector Is Called Off After a Pre-Agreement Has Been Reached for the New Agreement
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The business organizations ANICE and FECIC and the trade unions CCOO and UGT have informed the companies and the workers of the meat industry sector of meetings and talks that have allowed to advance in a "significant" way in the search for an agreed solution to the current conflict and that have culminated in the call for the strike on 12 and 13 November.
The employers ANICE and FECIC together with UGT and Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) point out that "significant progress" has been made in signing the new agreement and plan to initial a final agreement this Thursday.
The agreement provides for wage increases of between 2% and 4% until 2029 and a revision clause linked to the CPI, in addition to reducing working hours
Employers and trade unions in the meat industry sector are calling off the strike scheduled for Thursday and Friday, 12 and 13 November, following several meetings that have made it possible to move towards a pre-agreement. The four organizations will sign that pre-agreement on Thursday. The employer maintains that the immediate meeting of the negotiating commission will allow the new national collective agreement of the sector to be concluded b…
The parties intend to sign that pre-agreement this Thursday after three days of strike. The planned strikes on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 November are also called off.
The business organizations ANICE and FECIC and the unions CCOO and UGT have informed companies and workers in the industrial sector
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