スペインの不良債権で破綻して国有化された銀行の従業員は、再編合理化の解雇に反対して抗議のデモ
Protestas contra los despidos en la banca nacionalizada
“Los excesos los están sufriendo los trabajadores”, advierten los sindicatos
Agencias Madrid 24 DIC 2012 - 20:00 CET
Protests against dismissal in the nationalized banks
"Excesses are suffering the workers", unions warn
Agencies Madrid 24 DIC 2012 - 20:00 CET
Employees of nationalized banks on Monday went to the streets to protest the cuts announced in the financial sector. "No layoffs arbitrary" and "bankers, guilty" were two of the slogans on the posters could be shown by those attending the demonstrations called by UGT and CCOO outside the headquarters of the entities. The calls have had "limited success" in Madrid and other cities for the selected date, Christmas Eve, according to Efe.
In a statement, UGT said that later this year it will have lost more than 35,000 jobs in the financial sector since 2008, and is projected to increase by 18,500 over the next year. Also warned not yet closed all restructuring processes, "so that these numbers will increase significantly." The Federation Services union has claimed that Spain is witnessing "a large attack to employment", and criticized that "the excesses of the bankers are directly affected sector workers and thousands of families who will be affected."
Also, UGT has highlighted the "difficulties" that are getting from the Fund for Orderly Bank Restructuring (FROB) and addresses of financial institutions to reach agreement on the negotiating tables open. Therefore, the formation of association has called for respect of collective agreements in the sector, "contrary to the way you want to take to impose labor reform in workforce adjustments".
The four nationalized entities (Bankia, Catalunya Banc, Novagalicia and Banco de Valencia) will receive 37,000 million and other grants also require aid, will undertake mass layoffs. Only Bankia and NCG Banco, the European Commission will require a cut of about 8,000 people, including layoffs and selling businesses, and reduction of around 1,000 branches in exchange for the bailout. The bank restructuring will have a term of five years to take place.
Meanwhile, those affected by the Bank Novagalicia preferred maintaining pontevedresas closures in localities of Gondomar, Moaña, Cangas and O Rosal decided to take turns to spend the holidays in order to keep their protests and, in addition, are also organizing to take the grapes on New Years Eve. As explained by one of the affected, María Barreiro, Europa Press, the woodwork to claim that their money back will continue indefinitely, despite the holidays. "Christmas is not being removed we win, we more so," said this affected, who acknowledged that this Christmas are being "a little bitter", but can not lose the spirit.
Barreiro moved that, although Christmas had not planned anything special on the night of December 31 will eat the grapes themselves in confinement. In that sense, has also indicated that those affected "accepted views" if policy makers want to go there too.
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