The country’s government has set mandatory mediation in the banking conflict

The national government has set a mandatory conciliation within the framework of the bank strike. Union led Sergio Palazzo called for a measure of force this Thursdayas part of negotiations for parity in 2023

Ministry of Labour, sa Rachel “Kelly” Olmos at the front, this afternoon determined “for the beginning of the period from mandatory conciliation lasting FIFTEEN (15) daysin accordance with the provisions of Article 11 of the aforementioned regulations, and the situation must be returned to the situation that existed before the beginning of the conflict.”

La Bancaria, the union led by Palazzo, has asked for the measure of force it demands lack of agreement to close wages in 2022 and in parity in 2023which include a claim for a bonus that offsets the payment of income tax.

“It is necessary to have appropriate measures for promote a peaceful and legal solution to the conflictwithin the jurisdiction of this body”, the department of affairs explained the measure by which it invites La Bancaria and the chambers that bring together financial subjects to resolve the situation.

A mandatory conciliation was issued for La Bancaria

The publication extends the deadline for the next two weeks in which it obliges “render ineffective, during the specified period, any measure of direct action which they implemented and/or planned to implement, providing services in a normal and usual way”.

On the other hand, the Ministry of Labor requires banking entities to refrain “from retaliation of any kind against personnel represented by a union organization and/or with any other person, as well as to assign tasks to his staff in a normal and usual way”.

Ministry led by Kelly Olmos called the parties next Monday, February 27 to meet in the Rada building “to assess the progress of negotiations and compliance with what is ordered here”.

Palazzo’s word

Palazzo, after the strike carried out today by La Bancaria, assured that “invited to the Ministry of Labor for Monday” and that they hope that “the economy will make a concrete proposal on claims”.

“It had a very high level of compliance across the country, there were practically no branches, no operations and it’s about the fact that our parity in 2023 should have been resolved two months ago,” the union leader pointed out in a conversation with C5N.

In a strong statement, the Frente de Todos deputy believes that “I hope they will reconsider, they made too much money“.