The employee was arrested as part of the staff protests during the 2021 strike. The public prosecutor is demanding 15 months in prison for her. The LAB union has denounced that it is “a police setup” and has called for a concentration of support for the accused employee.
Euskaraz irakurri: Tubacexeko langile baten aurkako epaiketa hasiko da astelehen honetan Gasteizen
This Monday starts in Vitoria-Gasteiz (Álava) the trial of the arrested Tubacex worker in the context of the staff protests during the 2021 strike, according to the newspaper Alea. The Public Prosecution Service demands 15 months in prison for her. The LAB union has denounced that it is “a police setup”and has called for a concentration of support for the persecuted worker for this Monday in front of the Palace of Justice in the capital of Alava, under the slogan “Defending the job is not a crime”.
As explained by the lab unionwhat happened to this employee “is part of a strategy of fines, threats and accusations that Tubacex employees suffered during the strike and after.”
ELKARTASUNA EZ DA DELITUA!!
Aintzanek Hainbat and Presetako Langile Eta Komiteengandik Elkartasuna Jaso Du.@SOSmercedariasHome help, Housing, BM shop, Tubos Reunidos Committee.@labtri_ @ESKTRG_Amurrio @temino_ludi
GUZTIOI, ESKERRIK ASKO!! pic.twitter.com/Lx8eKLwHBp— LAB Tubacex-Acva. (@labtubacex) Nov 3, 2022
As the union has recalled, also: six other Tubacex employees have been prosecuted (after receiving jail terms), and “they have had to pay more than 25,000 euros in fines”.
“We want to make it clear that everything referenced It is nothing more than a criminalization strategy who exercise various powers to crush those who actively participated in the Tubacex strike and exercised their right to defend their jobs,” denounced LAB.
The employee who has to go to court on Monday also received the support of workers from other sectors.
On September 30, 2021, the management of Tubacex and the works council concluded an agreement that put an end to a long-term labor dispute. The workers of the factories in Llodio and Amurrio went on strike for 232 days. The deal allowed all layoffs to be suspended, guaranteeing jobs and investment until 2024 in return for a series of austerity measures.
AINTZANE ZUREKIN GAUDE!!
Today the group of @PBorrokan @ITP_PCB_enLuchaBizkaiko Metala and @tubace_xen They held a press conference in support of our colleague Aintzane Mendia who will be judged next Monday the 7th. pic.twitter.com/lOXriNl11u— LAB Tubacex-Acva. (@labtubacex) Nov 3, 2022
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