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Ate Stop: What Is Known About the Mobilization to Aeroparque and Today's Airports, Tuesday, April 21
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The union of state workers defined a cessation of work in demand for the reopening of paritarians and in rejection of the cuts.The National Civil Aviation Administration announced that it joins the protest.
There is a national strike by ATE (Associación Trabajadores del Estado) today, Tuesday, April 21. It is a force measure promoted by land controllers nucleated in the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) who are affiliated to the union and make a wage claim after the last joint failure in negotiations with the government.In this sense, many people ask themselves what services will be affected today in this context.What services are affec…
On Tuesday, the Association of State Workers (ATE) carries out a 24-hour national strike throughout the country, calling for wage improvements and the reopening of parity negotiations. The measure could lead to delays in flights and affect the operation of airports. The union maintains that in recent years there has been a loss of purchasing power of public sector salaries, which led to the call for the measure of force. Among the main demands i…
The measure of force affects airports, hospitals and agencies such as the INTI and the SMN. Although minimum guards are guaranteed, the union warns that the conflict will increase if there are no wage responses.
Although the national strike of ATE on Tuesday 21 April could affect the air operation of the country during the course of the day. The key was the accession of ANAC workers, which led to delays, cancellations and reprogrammings.
The Association of State Workers (ATE) is carrying out a 24-hour national strike on Tuesday in demand of salary improvements and in rejection of adjustment in the public sector. The measure includes protests in airports, with a massive mobilization to the International Aeropark Jorge Newbery of the City, so the union warned that delays could be recorded in flights. According to Marcelo Belelli, coordinator of ATE in the National Civil Aviation A…
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