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The Superior Court Will Dock the Pay of Judicial Employees Who Participate in the Strike. AJER Is Reorganizing Its Action Plan.
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The Superior Court of Justice has decided to apply salary deductions for each day or fraction thereof not worked due to work stoppages, strikes, or withholding of services. This decision comes amidst the ongoing conflict with the Judicial Association of Entre Ríos (AJER), which has been making salary and labor demands since February and has accumulated thirteen days of protests. In this context, the secretary of AJER Concordia, Marcelo Nogueira,…
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