Tereso Medina, union leader of the Union “Miguel Trujillo” who held the collective labor agreement with the General Motors company in Silao, Guanajuato, until last November 2, affirmed that they will not participate in the dispute over said contract where three union organizations have already spoken.
In an interview with The Economist the also federal deputy for the PRI, said that “we will turn the page. The union that was the holder of the contract has not made any request for proof, and we will not do so; we are working on what follows on pending issues ”.
In that sense, he said that “I am a faithful supporter of union democracy and the implementation of the labour reform”, So now they will focus on the legitimations that still need to be carried out, since of all those that were presented, around 180 throughout the country, only General Motors Silao was lost.
According to Federal Center for Labor Conciliation and Registration (CFCRL) the Federal Labor Center reports on the requests for Proof of Representation in General Motors, Silao. If there are more trade union organizations interested in participating in the claim for ownership, they have until December 24 to submit the request.
The requests that the CFCRL has received are from:
- Independent Union of Workers of the Automotive Industry (SINTTIA)
- National Union of Workers and Employees of the Automotive Industry, Construction, Automotive Industry, Auto Parts, Similar and Related of the Mexican Republic
- CTM
- National Union of Automotive and Metallurgical Industry Workers in the Mexican Republic
Reference-www.eleconomista.com.mx