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Human Capital Fined Fate for Not Paying Salaries and Extended Mandatory Reconciliation
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The compulsory conciliation expired on Wednesday and now will rule for five more days. The government breaks its policy of non-interference in labor disputes to punish Javier Madanes Quintanilla for the closure of FATE. He again accuses him of pre-bendarium. The Ministry of Human Capital will punish the company FATE, which announced its closure and the dismissal of more than 900 workers, due to the “failure to pay employees during the compulsory…
The Ministry of Human Capital will sanction the company FATE, which last month announced its closure and the dismissal of more than 900 workers, due to the “failure to pay” the salary to its employees during the compulsory conciliation.
The measure is due to non-payment of wages during the compulsory conciliation in the conflict with the tyre union. The Government also extended the negotiating body for five days. The national government announced that it will punish the company FATE after finding that it did not pay the salaries corresponding to the second fortnight of February during the duration of the compulsory conciliation in the conflict with the Unión de Trabajadores del…
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The Human Capital portfolio sanctioned the signature of the Madanes Quintanilla group for failing to comply with the compulsory reconciliation and not paying wages to workers. In parallel, it extended the negotiating forum for five more days in the midst of a conflict that puts hundreds of jobs in the tyre industry at risk.
The company would have to pay between 50% and 2000% of the minimum wage for each worker affected. The post The Ministry of Human Capital sanctioned FATE for failing to pay and extended the mandatory reconciliation appeared first on El Intranssigente.
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