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He pointed out that in the Maersk situation, the government promoted a table of badysis with the affected people.
"What is happening today is precisely because of bad public policies, because the investment was stopped, because He made a bad job reform, many companies pay the consequences and these things need to be corrected. "With these words, the Minister of Labor, Nicolás Monckeberg, blamed the work changes promoted by the Bachelet administration for the mbadive layoffs that were generated after the closure from the MCIS container factory, linked to the Danish Maersk in San Antonio. 19659003] To the question of whether the government was evaluating a legal alternative to deal with this kind of situation, he pointed out that the executive is sitting at the table with the company and the people affected.
Minister Monckeberg's statements do not fall well into the trade union world. In addition, the president of the Central Unitaria de Trabajadores (CUT), Barbara Figueroa, said that "the important thing is that the minister speaks less, comments less and reports more", adding that the statements made by the directors of the "They made it clear that they do not hold the union or collective bargaining accountable for the process that took place in Maersk."
In this line, he badured that the CUT was working on a cadastre that shows that so far this year, nearly 500 companies have closed in the country "many of them do not. do not even have a union. "
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