US EditionGuillermo Ramírez Criticizes Wage Agreement and Warns the Next Government
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The government signed an agreement this Sunday with the Departmental Chamber of Transport, the Federation of National and International Transport Cooperatives of Cochabamba. With the signing of both agreements, the pressure measures are no longer in effect and opened a process of dialogue through technical working tables to meet the demands of the sector.
Dialogue and technical tables replace announced blockades; the fourth intermediate will avoid stoppages while analyzing DS 5503. The cargo carriers of Cochabamba have officially lifted the pressure measures they had planned for this week, after signing an agreement with the national government. The decision was confirmed this noon, after a meeting held this Sunday in the city of the valley, where the installation of technical work tables and a f…
Although the wage adjustment reached 3.4 per cent, the main controversy focused on a clause that tightened the conditions for non-renewal of contracts.
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