Katoen Natie and the Union Made Progress: They Meet Again This Friday - Diario La R
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A long day of negotiation between Katoen Natie, the majority operator of Terminal Cuenca del Plata (TCP), and the workers’ union ended after 20.30 this Thursday in the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MTSS), after more than eleven hours of talks. According to Diario La R, the instance had started at 9 a.m. and, although it did not conclude with a definitive agreement, it left signs of rapprochement between the parties. Consulted at the en…
The meetings spread throughout the week. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Every day, representatives of Terminal Cuenca del Plata SA (TCP) – owned by 80 percent of the Belgian Katoen Natie– and of the union appeared at the headquarters of the National Directorate of Labour (Dinatra) of the Ministry of Labour (MTSS) to negotiate a new collective agreement that would put an end to the conflict in the specialized container terminal of the p…
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