Panagiotou: “A positive development” is the acceptance of a negotiation framework for concrete

The Minister of Labor and Social Insurance coverage, Yiannis Panagiotou, characterizes the acceptance by the commerce unions and the employers' affiliation of the negotiation framework as a “optimistic growth”, in his written assertion concerning the state of affairs within the ready-mixed concrete manufacturing sector.

The Minister notes that the Ministry of Labor and Social Insurance coverage continues its efforts to revive normalcy to the ready-mixed concrete business.

“On this path, throughout the earlier days, a selected negotiation framework was put earlier than the social companions of the sector that captures the information and the convergences to facilitate the subsequent steps of the method”, he provides.

Based on Mr. Panagiotou, the negotiation framework “was accepted by either side”, noting that its acceptance by the commerce unions and the employers' affiliation “constitutes a optimistic growth that alerts the existence of frequent floor between the 2 sides”.

The Ministry of Labour, he provides, “will proceed to make use of all the chances at its disposal to realize the renewal of the collective settlement within the ready-mixed concrete business, in accordance with the long-term expertise and good practices of labor relations and the development business”.

Sustaining the applying of strike measures works restrictively for social dialogue and collective bargaining between the events, says Mr. Panagiotou.

Nonetheless, he says, the Ministry calls on the employer and union facet to take part within the shut effort to bridge the variations by presenting their positions constructively, in order to succeed in a mutually acceptable and mutually helpful settlement.

Moreover, the Affiliation of Prepared-Combined Concrete Producers, in its announcement, calls a rare normal meeting of its members on Thursday after a gathering with the Minister of Labor, for data, dialogue and collective choice on their subsequent actions.

In a press release, the Affiliation states that, after at this time's assembly with the Minister of Labour, “the place clarifications got on the negotiation framework, the potential of discussing the Affiliation's positions on the way to implement time beyond regulation compensation is obvious.”

He notes that “in view of this”, he’s calling a rare normal meeting of its members on Thursday for data, dialogue and a collective choice on their subsequent actions.

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