Uruguay's Port Standoff Escalates: How Many Workers Must Stay on the Job During a TCP Strike
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Montevideo, 14 Sep (Press Latina) After establishing minimum services to guarantee port operations, the government of Uruguay is now resuming negotiations over the conflict between the company that owns Terminal Cuenca del Plata (TCP) and the union that demands new labor agreement. The post Resumption of negotiations due to conflict in port of Montevideo first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
He assured that the scope of the decision was excessive and urged further efforts to find substantive solutions between the parties involved.
The Executive decided to establish a special regime of minimum services to guarantee the continuity of certain operations in the Terminal Cuenca del Plata (TCP), within the framework of the collective conflict that the company maintains with the Single Harbour Union and Related Branches (SUPRA), through its base committee TCP NELSURY. The resolution, adopted by the Ministries of Labour and Social Security (MTSS) and Transport and Public Works (M…
This Friday, after the deadline of the negotiation, the executive branch decided to fix a minimum service regime for the operation of the Terminal Cuenca Plata (TCP) before the possibility of paralysing the activities...Continue reading...
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