He deliberative Council of General Pueyrredon voted by majority a resolution so that the Buenos Aires Legislature take into consideration the opinion of the SMEs that largely questioned the project of the campista deputy, Maite Alvadothat seeks modify the interest rate applicable to judicial rulings on labor matters.
“The project is a dagger to the heart of SMEs, to the entire productive network of the province of Buenos Aires, not to mention our city”launched the mayor of Mar del Plata Let’s go together, Augustine neme.
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Strictly speaking, the initiative for the Buenos Aires Senate reject the project was approved by the votes of the officialdom of Mar del Plata -Vamos Together, Radical Civic Union (UCR) and Civic Coalition- and the libertarians of Create More Freedomwhile Union for the Homeland and Mar del Plata Action They voted negatively.
It is worth mentioning that the project aims to correct the interest rate applicable to judicial rulings on labor matters with the objective that, when workers collect compensation, the amount is not pulverized by inflation. The text comes with half a sanction from the Chamber of Deputiesso if the Buenos Aires Senate If the initiative is approved it will become law.
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In that framework, Neme criticized the Buenos Aires deputy, Gustavo Pulti for voting in favor of the project Labor indemnities. “Who are we defending,” the councilor asked himself, while he celebrated that the Buenos Aires senators from Mar del Plata Alexander Rabinovich (PRO) and Ariel Bordaisco (UCR + Federal Exchange) will already anticipate their negative vote
“TO (Pablo) Obeid I do not know him personally but I am sure that he will treat the project accordingly, defending not only the city he represents but also the entire productive network,” added the man from Mar del Plata.
In effect, the opposition blocs of Buenos Aires Senatethe UCR + Federal Exchangehe PRO, Pro Freedom, Buenos Aires Libre, Freedom Advances and the dialogue libertarians, anticipated that they will consolidate a closed rejection of the bill of The Campora. Given this scenario, the poroteo would be left with 25 votes against compared to the 21 wills that the ruling party has.
In this way, the resolution of this Thursday of deliberative Council of Mar del Plata adds new pressures for the Buenos Aires Senate reject the bill Labor indemnities of The Campora.
“We saw our parents have our only home at risk and take out loans to pay for labor lawsuits, only those of us who have business parents know what it is like to see our parents leave their health, their lives, behind a counter,” said the libertarian. Cecilia Martinezwho closed: “Only a fool can be in favor of this labor law reform”.
Along these lines, the speeches are in line with those expressed this Friday by the mayor of Mar del Plata, Guillermo Montenegro, who expressed his concern about the vote on the bill Labor indemnities in the High camera of the Buenos Aires Legislature. “Nobody is going to dare to invest or take another job.”, he warned.
In front of the orchestra of opposition voices, the councilor of Mar del Plata Action, Horacio Tacconemaintained that we should not limit ourselves to talking about updating the Labor indemnities as the only problem of the SMEssince he maintained that the sectoral crisis is also due to other aspects.
“Reality indicates that there are norms that are in force and that means that those whom we want to defend through this resolution already suffer and have a bad time every day.“, he expressed Taccone.
In turn, the councilor pointed out the increases in services, the elimination of restrictions on food imports and the decrease in sales, as part of the problem of thes SMEsand he wished that progress had been made with a comprehensive draft proposed by his block.
It is worth remembering that the bill that has half a sanction modifies article 48 of legislation 11,653, in which it replaces the passive rate that is applied to calculate the interests of the Labor indemnitiesfor that of Reference Stabilization Coefficient (CER), regulated by the Central Bank, plus a pure rate of 6% annually, from the date the credit is due until effective payment.
