Economy Minister, António Pires de Lima said on Wednesday that “on 27, 28, 29 and 30 December TAP will fly”, confirming that nine of the 12 company unions desconvocaram the strike scheduled for these days.
“Common sense and the bargaining spirit prevailed Government showed firmness coupled with negotiating spirit I leave an appeal to the three unions that still left out not… late to join the negotiations. Desconvoquem the strike and we desconvocamos civil requisition. ”
Outside were the SITAVA (Workers of Civil Aviation), the SINTAC (Workers Aviation and Airports ) and the SNPVAC (Crew), said to keep “all scheduled fight actions”
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Pires de Lima said the civil requisition remains for these three unions, but in the spirit that it can join the union platform” that will be present in the working group with the government. If join, may be part of the discussion “legitimate questions” and “influence the specification”
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Since the privatization of 66% of TAP “will move forward,” said the minister. “TAP needs investment to ensure their competitiveness in the market,” he added, noting that the privatization decision was not under discussion. “The only commitment that the Government made was to not approve the terms of reference before January 15 “
Until then, the minister said there” leeway “to” run this working group and host the set of concerns that may be considered reasonable. ”
The purpose of civil requisition call, Pires de Lima said the government “had to take this decision because we were faced with a strike that hurt the public interest “, as well as the interest of” some vital sectors of our economy. ”
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