In Cipolletti, the governor of Río Negro, Alberto Weretilneck, and the highest representative of ATE Nacional, Rodolfo Aguiar, met again and reviewed a series of issues such as the union’s link with the provincial State in the different ministries and evaluated the current economic situation. . In addition, a new joint agreement was confirmed, with an appointment to Public Service table, according to a statement from ATE for evaluate “possible new increases.”
Governor Weretilneck and the Secretary General of ATE Nacional agreed that the board of the ATE will meet on June 10 Public Function to analyze the salary situation of Rio Negro public agents. During the meeting, they addressed several topics, according to the union’s statement.
Among them, the continuity of the development of Collective Labor Agreement for the central public administration. Also, the Public Service Board was convened for June 10, at 10, which “could define new salary increases.”
«We needed to have certainty about the continuity of salary negotiations in the province. The economic measures promoted at the national level negatively impact the provincial districts. Currently we are witnessing a process of loss sharing and nationalization of profits. This cannot affect public sector workers in Río Negro,” said Rodolfo Aguiar.
He added that “we have to continue thinking about the recovery of workers’ income. The state cannot be a victim of any adjustment. Although the debate on the numbers will take place as appropriate in the Public Service, for us the poverty line must continue to be the first guiding statistic of the negotiations.
On the other hand, Aguiar informed Weretilneck of the irregularity in labor relations of hundreds of agents who work as a support service in schools.
«We hope that the situation of the school janitors who are under the professorial hours regime can also be addressed in the next joint meeting. We must put an end to this precariousness of labor ties that has been carried over from the previous administration and whose regularization we incessantly demand,” said the leader of ATE at the national level.
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