Iquique Terminal Internacional (ITI) reported the satisfactory conclusion of the collective bargaining process developed with the MITI No. 2, agreement that will have a validity of 36 months and that involved about thirty workers. “For almost 45 days work was carried out with the directive of the Union No. 2 with the purpose of reaching consensus and strengthening a relationship based on collaboration, thinking about the well-being of the worker…
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Iquique Terminal Internacional (ITI) reported the satisfactory conclusion of the collective bargaining process developed with the MITI No. 2, agreement that will have a validity of 36 months and that involved about thirty workers. “For almost 45 days work was carried out with the directive of the Union No. 2 with the purpose of reaching consensus and strengthening a relationship based on collaboration, thinking about the well-being of the worker…