US Edition“Worse than the Fate Case”: Employees of Veronica Dairy Warn that the Company’s Situation Worsened
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SANTA FE.- The situation in the Verónica dairy industry, managed by the Espineira family, with production plants in Clason, Lehmann and Suardi, inside this province, is worsening. Currently, all plants are deactivated, the 700 employees resist a deterioration due to the lack of payment of their wages and, while the entrepreneurs do not show signs, the provincial State considers that the issue must be resolved in the private sector.
The situation facing the company Lácteos Verónica added a new chapter after workers and their families started a camp in front of the establishment located in Lehmann in the fear that the firm will advance with the closure of its operations. The same protest measure is replicated in the town of Clason, where the employees remain in a state of alert and mobilization. The main concern lies in the possibility that the company will deepen the adjust…
Veronica dairy workers denounced a process of emptying the company after receiving telegrams informing them that they should not present themselves to work at the plant located in Boulogne. In addition, they said, the company reported that for the next 60 days it will pay only 50% of the wages. The conflict adds to other episodes of tension in the industrial sector in recent months. In that context, one of the affected workers spoke to Gustavo S…
Employees of the dairy company maintain protests in front of different plants in Santa Fe after the reduction of 50% of their working hours and wages, in a context of paralysed production, due salaries and uncertainty about the future of the company.
The situation in Lácteos Verónica goes through one of its most critical moments. Employees and family members of the company decided to start a camp in front of the Lehmann plant in the province of Santa Fe, in the fear that the firm will advance with the closure of its facilities. The same measure is replicated in the Clason plant, where workers also remain on alert and mobilization. The central concern lies in the possibility that the company …
The dairy union accused the company of paralyzing plants and reducing salaries, in a context of severe financial deterioration and thousands of rejected checks.
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