This Monday the employees are called upon to support new strikes and in the case of Basauri the template will be concentrated on the Plantenbrug at 12:00.
Approximately 300 employees of the Bridgestone factories in Basauri (Bizkaia), San Miguel Puente (Cantabria) and Burgos will concentrate this Monday for the Japanese embassy (land of origin of the multinational) in Madrid against the honorary enhanced and those 546 employees of the totally, Fish -Foo -Facelitenen from the Cantabrian and 211 of the Cantabrian and 211 of the Cantabrian and 211 of the Cantabrian and 211 of the Cantabrian and 211 of the Cantabrian and 211 of the Cantabrian and 211 of the Cantabriese, in the Cantabrian, and 211 of the Cantabrian. Moreover, it is expected that members of the business committees will meet representatives of the Ministry of Labor.
These actions are framed into the mobilizations that employees have carried out to express their rejection of this file and will coincide with a new strike and meeting the honorary table.
Speaking with Europe Press, the President of the Intercentros Committee, Igor Mena, has indicated that with this mobilization in Madrid they want to “re -” re -rejection of the measure determined by the company.
The concentration for the Japanese embassy takes place from 12:00 to 14:00 and is planning to give a letter. Subsequently, members of the two Basauri and Cantabria committees will meet representatives of the Ministry of Labor.
Similarly, this Monday, employees are called up for secondary new strikes and, in the case of Basauri, the template will be concentrated on the plant of the plant at noon.
In addition, also on Monday, from 10.30 am in the morning, there is a new meeting of the honorary negotiating table, which is in principle planned for the penultimate, since day 6 has ended the legal period of consultation.
Igor Mena has pointed out that the positions are currently “very distant” and “very difficult” see that an agreement with the company can be reached. As he has noticed, Bridgestone is willing to expand the deadline for negotiation, but in his opinion it would only be logical if he goes with a new approach that justifies that negotiation.
Source: EITB
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