Stopping the Judiciary: Workers Protest in Several States Against Performance Assessments · Global Voices
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Workers of the Judiciary began a strike in at least 40 headquarters in 26 states against the performance evaluations planned for December.
Judicial workers protested against the evaluation process that is intended to apply to judicial career staff.
The workers questioned the transparency of the evaluation criteria, as well as that they could put their job stability at risk and affect older employees.
The Judicial Power of the Federation (PJF) in Puebla joined the national protest, which is against the new mechanism of evaluation of the performance of judicial works. This morning the PJF facilities, located in San Andrés Cholula, became closed and with accesses secured with chains as part of the protest. [...] The entry Workers of the PJF in Puebla join national protest was first published in Contigo Puebla.
Protesters consider it a risk to their job stability and stay in their places, the new evaluation process.
Courts and tribunals of at least 10 states will close for work stoppage in rejection of the evaluation, covering 32,000 workers from the more than 900 courts and tribunals of the country
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