US EditionOil Producers Begin a National Strike in Demand of Salary Increase
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The oil workers will begin a national strike on Wednesday in all the plants of the country, after not reaching an agreement of salary recomposition with the business sector within the framework of the parity 2025. The measure, called by the Federation of Workers of the Oily Industrial Complex, Cotton and Affin Demotators (Ftciodyara) and the Trade Union of Oil Workers and Employees (Soea) San Lorenzo, will begin at 6 a.m. The complaint points to…
The Federation of Workers of the Oily Industrial Complex (FTCIODyARA) and the Trade Union of Oil Workers and Employees (SOEA) of San Lorenzo called for a national strike from 6 a.m. on Wednesday. The conflict is due to the wide gap between the trade union claim and the proposal of the companies nucleated in the Chamber of Oil Industry The unions demand that the minimum living and mobile wage for the initial category (peon) be raised to $2,344,72…
The Federation of Workers of the Oleaginous Industrial Complex, Cotton Demotrators and Affines (FTCIODyARA) and the Trade Union of Oil Workers and Employees (SOEA) of San Lorenzo will begin on Wednesday a measure of strength in all the plants of the country, after not reaching agreement in the joint negotiation with a proposal of the business party that was qualified as "insufficient and provocative". They demand a minimum living and mobile wage…
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