Strike at the Company that Transports Oil Products in the Port of Constanta. Employees Threaten to Stop Working Indefinitely
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The leader of the trade union of the largest oil terminal in Romania, Oil Terminal Nikolae Androne, threatened to stop the operation of the node completely because of the authorities' refusal to index the salaries of the employees by 6.5 per cent. The staff of the largest oil terminal in Romania, Oil Terminal, conducted a two-hour warning protest. The employees demanded compensation for the loss of purchasing power in the country, which had fall…
Oil Terminal employees, the company that handles the transport of oil products from the Constance Port, launched a warning strike on Thursday, unsatisfied with wages. Tens of employees protested for two hours in front of the company headquarters, after negotiations for the increase of revenues did not result. Trade unionists warn that if their claims will not be resolved by next week, they will trigger the general strike in the unlimited term.
The employees of Oli Terminal found themselves, on Thursday, for a few dozen minutes, in a strike of warning and threat of triggering general heavy, next week, if the wages will not be indexed by 6.5%.
The members of the Oil Terminal union came out to the company headquarters, and at 11:00 a.m. a warning strike is scheduled. The unionists ask for a 6.5% wage increase and warns that if a solution is not found by September 17, they will trigger the general strike.
After months of non-echo waiting in the Government, the Oil Terminal employees triggered a warning strike and threatened the total stoppage of the activity on September 17. Article Dan Andronic: Bolojan triggers a risk of strategic blocking at Oil Terminal appears first in Romania TV.
The Oil Terminal employees found themselves, on Thursday, for a few dozen minutes, in a strike of warning and threat with the trigger of the general strike, next week. They ask for the indexation of wages with 6.5%. "Our dissatisfaction comes from the fact that we have failed to [...]
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