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The Collective Labor Agreement (CCT) was signed Thursday in Lisbon by the President of the Association of Hotels and Tourism Enterprises of the Algarve (AHETA), Elidérico Viegas, and the president of SITESE, Luis Azinheira, and with the mediation of the Ministry of Labor, through the Directorate General of Employment and Labor Relations (DGERT), the AHETA said in a statement
that the CTC "will be in effect for a period of 2 years" with "effects [retroativos] as of June 1, 2018" and "maintains the preceding clauses", although it makes a "change and update of the tables salaries and the respective subsidies. "
The Lusa agency questioned the President of AHETA on Elidérico Viegas replied that he did not have "an exact percentage" to go ahead because the L & A Agreement "concerns hotels 3, 4 and 5 stars" and "workers with several functions and categories", with "different percentages" for each case considered.
AHETA also considered that "the approved salary tables reflect the realities of the current regional labor market", pointing out that the agreement
Elidérico Viegas tells Lusa that this new CCT will cover "more than 18,000 workers "and" 441 establishments ""
The two sides will now continue negotiations "in the framework of the Ministry of Labor, through the DGERT, with a view to revise and update the respective clauses", to accommodate the "changes" successive laws to the general law (Labor Code), including those recently approved in the Assembly of the Republic, resulting from the agreement the social partners, within the framework of the Economic and Social Council. "
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