The committee has rejected the company’s latest proposal and asks it to continue negotiating or face 24-hour strikes on June 19 and 23.
The template of the plant Michelin by Vitoria-Gasteiz Come back on Monday June 12 to halt production for the fourth day, within a series of strikes called by the trade unions ELA, LAB, CGT and ESK, and also with the support of CCOO, UGT, CSIF and CSM. They claim that the new agreement guarantees “recovery of the purchasing power lost in recent years“.
On the third strike day, this Saturday, the team conducted a cycling march to claim “a decent deal”, from the southern gate of the Michelin factory to the Plaza de la Virgen Blanca. They estimate the follow-up to the strikes at just over 90%. The other two strike days took place this week.
In this context, the Michelin Intercentre Committee unanimously rejected the proposal to renew the collective bargaining agreement submitted by the company and urged the company to continue negotiations, otherwise they will 24-hour strikes on June 19 and 23.
Union representatives have urged the company to ask respect, common sense and common sense to salvage this situation and have called for dialogue agree on the deal.
The differences are mainly motivated by the salary guarantee requested and ultimately offered by Michelin, which “does not meet the expectations“, although there is also disagreement about some social aspects.
Source: EITB
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