US EditionUnions and City Council Meet After the Imprisonment Against the Privatization of Cleaning Schools: There Will Be Strike Before Fair 'if There Is No Progress'
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The nine trade unionists who locked themselves in the Seville City Council came out last Wednesday after the promise of dialogue by the government of José Luis Sanz. And the first meeting between the two sides took place this same Friday morning, when "a negotiating path has been opened" about the privatization of the cleaning of schools. For the moment it has been left in a contact, with the location to a second meeting with Sanz himself. Altho…
After twelve days of mobilizations, the Company Committee has changed the tone for the first time on the privatization of cleaning schools, and after a meeting, it seems that a negotiating path will be opened with the municipal government. The first step has been taken this Friday with a meeting between union representatives and officials of the area
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