Next week, the financial team will contact Argentina’s trade union federation, the General Confederation of Labor (CGT), to start drafting a wage round
Next week, the financial team will contact Argentina’s trade union federation, the General Confederation of Labor (CGT), to start drafting a wage round
Full article Industry sources estimate that each day of the strike is causing losses of approximately US$ 100 million to the sector.
Argentine oilseed workers are expected to continue the strike actions that are currently hitting activity at most of the country’s crushing capacity until at least next week after last-ditch salary talks with the sector’s chambers failed, Daniel Yofra, the secretary-general of crushers’ union FTCIOD has told Agricensus.
“I believe that strike actions will continue. The companies are very reluctant to reach an agreement taking into account our demands. Due to this, we do not foresee a solution to this conflict at least until next week,” the union leader said.