Oct 12, 2014
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Hotel and catering workers in Granada have been on strike for two weeks to protest against reduced wages and lack of job security. Despite employers’ threats that contracts of striking workers will not be renewed, the workers continue to strike, picket and protest.
Hotel and catering workers in Granada have been on strike for two weeks to protest against reduced wages and lack of job security. Despite employers’ threats that contracts of striking workers will not be renewed, the workers continue to strike, picket and protest. Trade unions CCOO and UGT have blamed the employers for lack of willingness to negotiate, amongst others because they have refused to meet with union representatives before the end of September, almost a month after the start of the strike.
Spanish: http://news.gnom.es/news/granada-hotel-bar-and-restaurant-staff-continue-strike ...
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