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What is known about the meeting between ATEN and the Figueroa government

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What is known about the meeting between ATEN and the Figueroa government

The teaching union ATEN resumed salary negotiation this Wednesday, from 2:30 p.m. This was what the organization itself had anticipated this afternoon, during the “overalls” march that left the airport along Route 22 with the Government House as the final destination. The protesters will remain outside the Executive headquarters, in the center, waiting for the negotiation.

After 10:30 p.m., from the Facebook account of the provincial union they reported that, shortly, The transmission would begin with the results of the meetingafter seven hours of negotiations at the Executive headquarters.

ATEN rejected the new salary offer yesterday, maintaining the negative for not including an increase based on January inflation, and the negotiation went to the interim quarter, so a new call was expected this Wednesday. Upon leaving the meeting, leader Marcelo Guagliardo reaffirmed the three-day strike that began yesterday.

In this context, the secretary general also confirmed the march “of the overalls”called Since 10 at the access to the President Perón airport to continue on Route 22 (current Mosconi Avenue), Olascoaga Avenue/Argentina, Roca and ending at the Government House.

The teachers are the only ones who have not yet agreed with the Figueroa government

The novelty on the call to lift the intermission room It was given by the general secretary, Marcelo Guagliardo, during the massive marchwhich took more than three hours.

Los Teachers are the only sector, of which negotiates with the Executive, that has not yet agreed the salary increase, the last were the Viales, who signed on Monday.

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Another union that keeps its negotiations open is that of the judiciarygrouped in Sejun, who yesterday they also rejected a new salary offer from the Superior Court of Justice (TSJ) because it did not include the January inflation increase, but rather a bonus, among other questions.

The offer presented by the TSJ is similar to the one proposed by the Executive: An increment salary by CPI for the period February 2024 to January 2025, with updates in April, July, October and January 2025. In addition, they offered two extraordinary non-remunerative and non-rewardable allowances of $150,000 each, to be paid during March and April 2024, when funds are transferred from the Provincial Treasury.


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