This Friday it will open another chapter in the negotiations of the Unter, ATE and UPCN unions with the provincial government. The start of classes is close and it is one of the big problems that the Weretilneck government will facetaking into account the loss of purchasing power and the nationwide cuts from the Teacher Incentive Fund.
The representative, through a press release, anticipated the joint meeting stating that “We are going to continue betting on dialogue, we are going to listen to the proposals, we are going to explore all the alternatives.” from our ideas and from the ideas that the unions give us.
He reiterated that the offer will not consist of a percentage, one of the key orders from the unions, especially Unter and UPCN.
“We understand the situation of the workers. But it is clear that the logic of increases due to inflation, due to the collection structure that we have from the State of Río Negro and the enormous number of employees we have, we cannot carry out. We have to look for other alternatives,” he stated in the statement.
The declarations pave the way for fixed sums, something that It is already being implemented with the January and February bonuses.
In a separate paragraph for the educational field, Weretilneck pointed out the “complexity of the panoramawith the lack of a national teacher partnership and the reduction of funds by the National Government.
The provincial statement also highlighted that the Province is making efforts to improve its own collection without creating new taxes and in that regard the president said that “We are working hard to control state absenteeism and medical leaves, working on employee failures to perform their job duties. In the coming weeks there will be news.