Diana Peña, president of the National College of Labor Inspectors, knowledgeable Caracol Radio a couple of attainable strike on the Ministry of Labor attributable to the inconsistency of Minister Gloria Inés Ramírez.
The vote will probably be held later as we speak (May 21), and includes union and non-union staff.
According to Peña, the choice on the strike will rely on the democratic course of that seeks to make sure the help of nearly all of staff. “First, it’s essential to conduct a democratic course of that features unionized and non-unionized staff. Secondly, this democratic course of should present nearly all of the folks in an effort to legitimize the emotions of nearly all of folks,” defined the president of the College.
Currently, within the Ministry of Labor there are between 13 and 14 commerce unions, solely three of which participated within the vote because of inside disagreements. The union base contains about 1,583 officers, most of whom have expressed their help for the strike.
“There isn’t any union that helps the bulk, that is why we’re doing a voting course of by calling union and non-union staff,” added Diana Peña.
Peña additionally identified that because the agreements had been signed on July 22, 2023, a monitoring committee was established to test if they’re consistent with them. However, contradictions had been discovered within the reviews of Minister Ramírez, the degrees of compliance different between 54% and 65%. “Someone is mendacity or one thing is occurring in efficient communication,” Peña stated.
Voting will probably be achieved manually and will probably be determined whether or not there will probably be a strike or not after 4 pm. The outcomes will probably be compiled between 5 and 6 pm, defined the sources of the strike committee, which expects help of 70% in favor in keeping with the most recent estimates.
Unions of the Ministry of Labor made an announcement about the opportunity of a strike, after figuring out inconsistencies with the obligations agreed within the Collective Agreement for 2023-2025. Despite the official reviews from the Ministry confirming compliance with the stated agreements, union leaders say that the fact is completely different, as they present a “lack of dedication” on the a part of the administration.
According to the joint assertion, the commerce unions have extensively reviewed the report of the Ministry of Labor, which was introduced on April 23, 2024, and located a excessive stage of non-compliance. Of the 80 articles of the Universal Declaration and the 86 articles talked about in Article 13 concerning compliance, solely 9 % have been totally complied with. The remaining 70% are pending, with 34 articles partially accomplished and 6 in progress.
In this survey, the unions defined that the choice to name the strike was unanimous and supported by a nationwide vote. “We want to inform you that it has been unanimously agreed to carry a strike on the Ministry of Labor on 21 May 2024, in accordance with the nationwide vote, as a result of employer’s failure to adjust to the regulation. and its obligations.”
Union organizations taking part within the name embody Sinaltep, Sinaltraserpvco, Asomintrabajo, Unimintrabajo, Asoness, Usctrab, Sintramerito, Sinaltraempros, Unssp, National College of Labor Inspectors, Sinaltrasegurosocial and Sinprotecol. These organizations said that this strike represents an vital and historic second for the Ministry of Labour, which emphasizes the significance of respecting labor agreements. With Infobae