AIMA Workers Announce National Strike on October 6
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The Union of Migration Technicians called for paralysis after the MAI proposed a supplement to the police at the borders — and ignored the same request of the AIMA workers.
After the departure of the president of the Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum, the Union of Migration Technicians (STM) requested an urgent meeting with the guardianship.
The Union of Migration Technicians decided to set up a 24-hour strike because it stated that it had not responded to the urgent request for a meeting with the Deputy Secretary of State and the Presidency and Immigration, which provides for AIMA.
Workers require the recognition of career specificities and the award of a remuneration supplement consistent with the responsibilities associated with the duties they perform.
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Strike may be dropped if there is a response from guardianship.
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