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The pre-agreement, which must now be ratified by the union delegates of the companies, is reached after ten hours of negotiation
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In Industry they highlight the role it has had in the conversations, to approximate positions, of the Minister Reyes Maroto
The unions and the Federation of Metal Entrepreneurs of Cádiz (FEMCA) reached a preliminary agreement on Wednesday that will put end to indefinite strike that the workers of the sector of the province have maintained for nine days.
In the fourth meeting held in Seville since the beginning of the indefinite strike, the employers and the union representatives of the UGT and CCOO achieved, after more than ten hours of debate, a pre-agreement which must now be ratified by the union delegates of the companies, after which the signature will proceed, union sources reported.
The negotiation, held within the Andalusian Council of Labor Relations, a labor mediation body of the Employment Department of the Junta de Andalucía, lasted for a little over ten hours.
From the Government of Pedro Sánchez, it is emphasized that the Minister of Industry, Reyes Maroto, has been a “fundamental piece in reaching a consensus between the parties.” In the ministry, Maroto’s team indicates that she has worked “discreetly so that the parties would sit down “and reach a preliminary agreement, informs Juanma Romero.
The content of the pre-agreement will not be released until this Thursday, once they have known it the workers themselves of the companies that have to vote for it.
I am glad that companies and metal workers have reached an agreement. Dialogue is the way to consensus.
Thanks to the technicians of @AndaluciaJunta through their mediation and the parties to seek understanding.
We want a better future for everyone in Cádiz.
– Juanma Moreno (@JuanMa_Moreno) November 24, 2021
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The president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno, expressed his satisfaction with the pre-agreement reached. “I am glad that companies and metal workers have reached an agreement. Dialogue is the way to consensus“, he pointed on his official Twitter account, where he thanked the technicians of the Junta de Andalucía “for their mediation and the parties for seeking understanding.”
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