The Volkswagen Navarra Company Committees, Nano Automotive, Siemens-Gamesa, Suntenendegui, BSH, Tasubinsa and Tenerías Omega have called for a great Mars in Pamplona for this afternoon.
Business committee Nano Automotive” Siemens-Gamesa, Snnsundegui, BSH, Tasubinsa, Tenías Omega and Volkswagen Navarra They called one Manifestation in Pamplona For this Sunday, February 16 to 12:00 pmin Defense of the regional community industry.
The representatives of the business committees appeared at a press conference on 6 February for the head office of Ski BSHA factory whose closure has been announced for the month of June, to announce the call. In the press conference, the president of the BSH Company Committee, Juanjo Hermos that we need to unite and to give a joint answer to a common problem: the attack by companies on our jobs.
An answer, they said, “that we understand that it should not stay in the field of our companies, because these attacks influence the entire Navarra, our country, our country.”
That’s why they have one Call for the working class of the Navarra industry, to the trade unions, social groups and the entire society to secondary demonstration from February 16.
The President of the Company Committee of Volkswagen NavarraAlfredo Morales, assured, for his part that “here is currently the situation of thousands of families in Navarra in a sector as important as the industrial” and “The result of all this is that thousands of families run the risk of losing their jobs“
“It cannot be the case that many years of industrial projects, personal projects, family projects are easily and clearly truncated because companies are placing their business strategies for the strategies and family life,” he denounced.
In that sense, after underlining that “Nobody can exclude that tomorrow can happen to us“He said that” this is not a matter of one or the other factory, whether they are doing well or going wrong. This is working class, from classmates. And a situation of a sector such as ours, who behind that word are family and personal projects that we must take care of.
In his opinion, that is “the most relevant aspect” that must collect future industrial law. “From there, the experts in the field will logically have to work on that”, but “what is important to us is that employees do not stay from one day to another without a job,” he concluded.
Source: EITB
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