The union platform representing workers TAP agreed on Wednesday, ahead with a strike notice for the next 27, 28, 29 and 30 December, one of the highest times of the year.
“Subscribers unions decided to unleash all the necessary and sufficient measures, especially for continuous industrial and coordinated action for the next 27, 28, 29 and 30 December, to sensitize the government of the need to halt the privatization process in due time and the announced terms, “according to a news release.
Over 11 points, the Trade Union Forum of TAP Group employees explains the reasons for this standstill.
After a joint meeting, the different unions conclude that the Government intends to exclude workers in the privatization process of TAP SGPS, thus “concerned the continuity of the Company Agreements force, the jobs, the established contractual rights and the use of labor. “
” In the future, additional concessions will be required by reporting all other company agreements, like the recently successful with PNC (Cabin Crew), to finance the Group’s restructuring, “adds the same source.
Workers also warn of the” risks of subcontracting, the implementation of a business revitalization program or flight activity of transfer to other companies. “
also accused the government wants to terminate the TAP” to private interests, for a bargain price. “
The Trade Union Forum states that the TAP “had bank deposits amounting to 305.6 million euros, of which 146.2 million mobilized immediately, on 30 June 2014 and are coordinated resolute action between the unions of TAP Group to safeguard the common vital interests “.
On this basis, the workers decided to move to general strike, one of the highest periods of the year.
Fernando Pinto, president of the company stated this week that the subject TAP the fifth strike this year, you may cause serious problems, with incalculable damage.
To join this protest missing only the Portugalia pilots who hold a general meeting on Thursday. Despite being part of the TAP group, workers PGA decided to empower your decision.
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