The provincial Ministry of Labor, through the Secretariat of Labor and Social Security, has ordered a mandatory conciliation for a period of fifteen days regarding the conflict arising from the industrial action initiated by the waste collection personnel and has formally requested the staff “to cease the direct action measures they may be implementing”.
The Secretary of Labor has scheduled a conciliation hearing for Friday, October 18, 2024, at 12:00 PM at the Concordia Departmental Delegation, located at 179 Buenos Aires Street, and has urged the parties in conflict to “maintain the best disposition and openness to negotiate on the issues over which differences persist”.
In the recitals of the resolution, the provincial Secretary of Labor, Mariano Camoirano, warns that “it is public knowledge that the workers of the waste collection area of the Municipality of Concordia are carrying out a three-day strike, with no waste collection in the city, thereby causing serious harm to the population”.
He adds that “it is essential to restore a dialogue mechanism that allows for seeking consensual solutions to the present dispute, and it is necessary to implement the pertinent measures to promote a peaceful and legal resolution of the conflict raised within the scope of this authority's competence”.
He highlights that “in this regard, it must be clearly stated that the primary objective of the current procedure is not only to try to bring the parties together so that they reach an agreement that resolves the underlying conflict, but first and foremost to guarantee social peace in light of the public necessity to counteract any potential excesses that the parties may incur”.
The Secretary of Labor has scheduled a conciliation hearing for Friday, October 18, 2024, at 12:00 PM at the Concordia Departmental Delegation, located at 179 Buenos Aires Street, and has urged the parties in conflict to “maintain the best disposition and openness to negotiate on the issues over which differences persist”.
In the recitals of the resolution, the provincial Secretary of Labor, Mariano Camoirano, warns that “it is public knowledge that the workers of the waste collection area of the Municipality of Concordia are carrying out a three-day strike, with no waste collection in the city, thereby causing serious harm to the population”.
He adds that “it is essential to restore a dialogue mechanism that allows for seeking consensual solutions to the present dispute, and it is necessary to implement the pertinent measures to promote a peaceful and legal resolution of the conflict raised within the scope of this authority's competence”.
He highlights that “in this regard, it must be clearly stated that the primary objective of the current procedure is not only to try to bring the parties together so that they reach an agreement that resolves the underlying conflict, but first and foremost to guarantee social peace in light of the public necessity to counteract any potential excesses that the parties may incur”.