The works council of the Beasain and Irun plants, for its part, considers that it is a “disproportionate” decision and will challenge the decision in court.
The transport strike affects more and more companies. The CAF company is a clear example of this. And it is that from today CAF paralyzes the bulk of its activity due to the lack of supplies motivated by the transport strike. The strike could be prolonged, if the situation does not improve, until March 29.
Measure it affects to the manufacturing and finishing part of the vehicles, specifically, to the plants that the company has in Beasain and Irun.
The company has stated that the stoppage will affect a “very important part of the workforce” and that the affected workers must recover their hours.
CAF’s works council will challenge the production stoppage as “disproportionate”
CAF’s works council announced yesterday that it will challenge the decision to stop production through the courts, considering that it is a “disproportionate” measure.
The committee of the Beasain and Irun plants, the most affected by the strike, has expressed in a statement its “total disagreement” with this decision, since it cannot “verify the real condition of the lack of material to which the business”.
The employee representatives maintain that it is not possible to verify “which sections or workers may really be affected by this lack of material” and the company, instead of acting on specific positions, adopts a generalized measure that “affects the entire workforce direct work”.
“The management puts on the table a disproportionate measure, which also loads the weight of the situation exclusively on the workers,” he adds.
Source: Eitb
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