US EditionTeachers Stop Against Labor Reform and Denounce an “Adjustment Plan”
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The strike has also been joined by teaching unions aligned with the CGT, such as the Argentine Teachers Union (UDA) and the Confederation of Argentine Educators (CEA). The entry CTERA confirmed the teacher stoppage and complicates the start of classes in 16 provinces was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
The measure was called by CTERA and accompanied by the CGT guilds. There will be public classes on the street and will affect the beginning of the school cycle in at least 15 provinces. Read more
A total of 14 Argentine provinces will not start the school cycle due to a national strike. The CTERA called the measure in rejection of the Labour Modernization Law recently sanctioned by the Congress of the Nation. The protest has the backing of the SADOP, AMET, UDA and CEA unions, who denounce that the labor reform promotes the loss of employment. Affected areas include the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Santa Cruz, Córdoba and the province…
Next Monday, the national educational unions will carry out a forceful measure that will impact all jurisdictions, but especially in those districts that had planned to start their respective teaching cycles by that date.Although there is a long tradition of such protests at the beginning of the year, on this occasion they will be marked by a fact of special significance: the sanction of the labor reform, which included education as an essential…
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