Cespt Workers Accuse Abuse of Commands and Stop Work · Global Voices

That water that public and private servants steal, they charge to you. Everything seems to indicate that the “crazy receipts” were again common practice for many users of the State Public Services Commission (CESPT) whose collections were magically shot from one month to another passed from 200 or 900 pesos, which [...] The entry Crazy receipts and water theft at CESPT aparece primero en PSN Noticias.

Tijuana, March 31. Hundreds of employees of the Morita, Alemán and Morelos pumping plants of the State Public Services Commission of Tijuana (Cespt) began an indefinite work stoppage to protest what they call hostile and abusive, in addition to the lack of equipment and supplies to carry out their work by the managers of the aforementioned facilities.

Between 500 and 600 workers of the CESPT in Tijuana carried out a job stoppage to demand dignified treatment and respect for the working class, after years of harassment by the managers of three of the nine pumping plants in the city. Guillermo Aldrete Casarín, general secretary of the Trade Union of Bureaucrats, pointed out ... The entry Around 600 workers of the CESPT denounce harassment by superiors was first published in TJNews.

The union leader reported that the protest will be for an indefinite period of time. Between 500 and 600 workers of the State Public Services Commission of Tijuana (CESPT) carried out a labor strike to demand dignified treatment and respect for the working class, this after years of what they classified as harassment by the managers of three of the nine pumping plants in this city. Guillermo Aldrete Casarin, Secretary General of the Trade Union …

In response to what they consider to be a series of arbitrariness and harassment at work by middle managers of the various plants of the State Public Services Commission of Tijuana (CESPT), the leader of the Trade Union of Bureaucrats, Lic. José Guillermo Aldrete Casarín, has called for a job stoppage that is taking place at XR offices, located at the back of the central offices of the Water Commission, on Boulevard Benitez.