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A new blockade at the port of Piraeus today, Wednesday, following the mobilization of a relatively small group of dockers at Ports II and III of PPA. The problem lies in the fact that these 150 or so people block access doors to pillars II and III, so that neither other workers nor customs, customs officers and trucks can enter. The port's sources estimate that every day 1,000 trucks, 700 customs agents, 100 employees of G. Customs, 100 employees of major international transport companies, 300 employees of SEP SA and 1,300 employees working with dockers subcontractors .
The exclusion of all these elements, with the exception of Pillars II and III, poses enormous, obvious problems for the fluidity of commercial activity.
But the blockade is linked to the demands and demands of a group of trade unionists about the collective labor agreement voted last Saturday by the new workers' union, which has about 650 members, with 400 votes in favor, according to the proposal of the employers. for new collective agreements. Thus, the companies that operate in the ports of Piraeus II and III and exclusively manage the commercial port are about to finalize the new collective agreement. According to the information, the full-time workers of Peter II and III of Piraeus will receive up to 1 250 net euros a year, ie a net additional salary. In addition, private health insurance is in place for all employees, the costs being entirely borne by the employers.
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