Employers' Associations Speak of Low Incidence of General Strike and Successful Unions
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Discrepancy between employers and unions over the monitoring of the general strike this Wednesday. While the unions and calling organizations speak of the success of the stoppage, the employers downplay the monitoring, although they highlight the impact of the pickets and mobility difficulties as one of the factors that makes the impact greater than the monitoring by the workers.
The Madrid employer CEIM points out that the impact in the first hours "is barely noticed" and CEOE notes a low monitoring at national level
CEIM, Business Confederation of Madrid-CEOE, after knowing the first figures of impact in the workplaces, estimates that approximately 10% of the workers of private companies have... The entry Madrid entrepreneurs figure 10% the follow-up of the general strike in the private sector was first published in Gazetín Madrid.
This article was originally published in Noticias para Municipios. The Madrid Business Confederation (CEIM) has recorded below 10% of the follow-up to this Wednesday’s general strike in the private sector and has considered that the low turnout shows that the call was “a serious mistake.” In a statement released this Wednesday, the Madrid employer has described the strike as “political call” and has assured that business activity has developed n…
Pimec figures the participation at 8.9% and the affected companies at 29%; Ustec raises the monitoring to 45% in education and union sources confirm the stoppage of the two automakers....
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