context of teacher unemployment convened by the Ctera, which will have an impact in six provinces, the union of Buenos Aires Suteba announced yesterday that
will not comply with the compulsory conciliation ordered by the provincial Ministry of Labor, a measure that will be challenged in court. Meanwhile, the government of
Maria Eugenia Vidal already badesses to apply strong economic sanctions, provided for by law in the labor sanctions regime.
Unlike the rest of the unions in Buenos Aires, which
They lifted the 72-hour strike that was announced for this week after conciliation, the union of
the government of Vidal and prepares a challenge to the extent that he seeks to stop the strike by "does not fit," anticipated the union leader THE NACION .
"For us, the defense of workers' interests is the first.
Compulsory conciliation. In the Buenos Aires government, they regretted the unionist's decision, which they accused of acting politically in favor of Kirchnerism, and argued that the labor law would be applied to punish Suteba if indeed for tomorrow. .
"It is a political strike, Suteba is acting with the mandate of Kirchnerism, they will give the day to all those who join the strike," he said. THE NACION an official with full knowledge of the vast wage bargaining. And he stressed: "Suteba is acting against the law."