Workers will decide on Monday whether to start an indefinite strike or not. At 8:30 am they meet management and then two assemblies are held. The Basque government, meanwhile, will meet the direction on Tuesday.
The Multinational Business Commission Conductor glassformed by ELA and Lab, will meet this morning at 8:30 am, with the direction of Llodio’s company to talk about the beer, after the Closing advertisement advanced last week.
After the same, the committee will celebrate employee meetings at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM. The employees’ employees will increase the template the possibility of convening an indefinite strike from the 30th.
The committee has expressed its fear that the Oven Could accelerate deadlines for the final plant closure, which was initially planned for six months.
Exactly, the oven issue and the company’s announcement that Advanced until January 29caused that Sunday the Basque government distributed a COMMENT SHOW SHOW YOUR UNCOMMONS with the decisions the address takes.
He Basque government He explained that he informed the owners of Guardian Glass meet Analyze Possible solutions Tuesday, January 28.
The company had initially decided to close the oven on February 3. According to the direction of the American multinational, the furnace of this factory that produces glass has been damaged, which prevents the factory from still being operational, and therefore, as the plant has argued, with 171 employees, it will close.
The Basque government has asked the company that “not adopt any action that could jeopardize the future of the factory’s activity before the meeting Loading wall problem It can be solved with a hot stop (hot hold) or other technical solution that allows to guarantee the integrity of the future.
He also asks that “before a technical decision on the oven is adopted, an independent technical opinion agreed by both parties is responsible, an evaluation of the oven situation and an analysis of the possible solutions.”
Source: EITB
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