reaffirm opposition to privatization of the sea
REAFFIRM WORKERS REJECT A PRIVATIZATION OF THE SEA AND OBSERVED PERFORMANCE OF REPRESENTATIVES
President Workers federation Quellón Salmon, said Gustavo Cortes by name members of parliament representing the Lakes Region. "Gabriel Ascencio, Claudio Alvarado, Fidel Espinoza, Patricio turres Vallespin and Marisol, we invite you to visit Quellon, worldof listen to the people who are living and to be aware about the privatization of the sea and people are very attentive to this subject and candidates must know that it will weigh when workers vote next December, "said the leader.
Santiago de Chile, September 8, 2009. (Ecoceanos News) - Workers salmon Puerto Montt and Chiloé reaffirmed their opposition to the law that privatized the sea and announced that all women and men working in the salmon industry look very carefully at the behavior of deputies and senators from the area, compared to legislative elections in December. Ricardo Casas
Workers' Federation of Puerto Montt fishing argued that the law does not favor the maintenance of jobs and are attentive to the performance of legislators in the discussion that takes place in Valparaiso. Homes
Ecoceanos told News that "changes in fisheries law we have them clear from the outset, and more ornaments that have put the labor issue, this law is not going to return the labor sources, and for us will not bring any benefit. Here also is going to take citizens' rights is the privatization of the sea. "
For his part, President of the Federation of Workers Quellón Salmon, Gustavo Cortes noted by name members of parliament representing the Lakes Region.
"Gabriel Ascencio, Claudio Alvarado, Fidel Espinoza, Patricio turres Vallespin and Marisol, we invite you to visit Quellon, worldof listen to the people who are living and to be aware about the privatization of the sea and people are very attention to this subject and candidates must know that it will weigh when workers vote next December, "said leader.
workers also expect the Ministry of Economy to keep its promises to generate jobs and deliver different benefits promised earlier this year. BUSINESS CONCERN
Meanwhile, uncertainty exists regarding the salmon industry is having to delay the legislative process that attempts to amend the Law on Fisheries and Aquaculture.
President of the Senate Committee on Fisheries Antonio Horvat says the law should leave "Yes Yes" in October, but acknowledges that the Finance Committee, where discussion should enter this or next week, could also suffer changes.
And these changes could be in the workplace. Because many employers look with concern that the concessions expire if companies fail to meet certain labor laws. Today
financial daily, morning influential business and economics, said the most controversial of the new regulations are the reduction of term of the new concessions, from indefinite to a lapse of 25 years, and the expiration of concessions for companies not complying with labor regulations on three consecutive occasions over a period of three years .***** ***** END
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