US EditionCunduacán Police, Tabasco, Protest to Demand Salary Increases and Benefits
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CUNDUACÁN.— Municipal police of Cunduacán protested this Wednesday to demand various labor benefits, including salary increases, risk vouchers, pantry vouchers and an increase in life insurance; the mobilization left the municipal head office unguarded. The dissatisfied denounced the lack of response of the municipal authorities to their labor demands and warned that the current working conditions do not correspond to the risks they face daily i…
On Wednesday, January 28, the municipal police officers of Cunduacán, Tabasco, declared themselves unemployed as a protest against the non-fulfilment of labor commitments that, they claim, the same City Council committed itself since January 15. Among their demands, they ask for an increase in wages, as well as life insurance policies, benefits that they consider indispensable for the work they perform. Why did the police of Cunduacán go to unem…
The protest was led by preventive elements of the morning shift, so the suspension of work is inferred in a municipality located 34 kilometers from Villahermosa, in a state context marked by security problems.
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