The voting process to legitimize the collective labor agreement carried out by the Union of Telephone Operators of the Mexican Republic (STRM), and which ends on December 23, is on the way to having the endorsement of the workers with 99% favorable votes.
According to preliminary data, 85% of the registry registered with the Federal Center for Conciliation and Labor Registry (CFCRL), where 99% of voters have endorsed the current collective labor agreement led by Francisco Hernández Juárez.
It should be noted that the Telephone Operators Union It has around 60,000 members where approximately 50% of them are retired and that by staying within the union organization, they have the right to direct, secret and direct vote, as stipulated by the Federal Labor Law.
Consulted sources commented that the labor authority has been present at all times, so that the officials of the CFCRL they will attest to the process that began on December 20 with the workers in the metropolitan area; while in the rest of the country, notaries public participated.
The collective bargaining agreement of the Telephone Operators Union It is considered one of the most complete in terms of employment benefits and includes a retirement clause, which is now in negotiation with the company.
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