The general secretaries of UGT Granada, Manuela Martinez and CCOO de Granada, Ricardo Flores presented this morning's events planned in the province on the occasion of 1 May, Labour Day under the theme 'Employment rights. Against welfare cuts' the main event will be held in the capital since the Jardines del Triunfo at 11 am to Plaza Nueva, where he held a rally and then a concert. Parallel Motril will hold a rally leaving from the Plaza de la Aurora noon
CCOO Secretary General of Granada, Ricardo Flores, has highlighted the protest of the day, for which participation has been requested of all Granada and Granada, who must be an expression of discomfort of workers, the 124,700 unemployed today supports our province and should serve for the government political parties and some entrepreneurs have taken advantage of this crisis become aware that this situation can not continue. "We take to the streets to denounce the situation in which they find jobs and the economy of our province, to demand our legitimate rights, rights "has Apostille Flores.
In your opinion, May 1 must be an expression of defense, of rebellion against neoliberal policies set by the European right, the economic and capital. "Policies that the Government of this country is promoting cuts in the form of labor rights, lowering labor costs, privatizing social banking and without promoting the credit reaches families," said Flores.
Finally in this May 1, as recalled by Ricardo Flores, labor reform imposed by the Government still does not yield results positive, so the unions are collecting signatures in support of the Popular Legislative Initiative CCOO and UGT are going to take to Congress to reverse the harmful aspects of labor reform.
Meanwhile, Manuela Martinez, recalled that on 1 May is not only a festive for workers, also is the time for all Granada Granada and express their anger and discontent with the current economic climate. The crisis, pointed out, has affected mostly those who have lost their jobs but also those who still remain: wage cuts, work longer hours than legally established, loss of employment rights, etc. We can say, said, that day in Granada, there are working poor, for fear of dismissal accept any imposition of the employer.
For this, consider that plenty of reasons to go out on Sunday 1 May. Not only is the Labor Reform (which together with the CCOO UGT is trying to reverse through a legislative initiative) is doing tremendous harm to our labor market. It is also the passive attitude of employers Granada, who apparently hope to solve the crisis itself. Thus the UGT secretary general of Granada required a step forward and take initiatives and, together with Trade Unions and Class Government, to see how we go to all of this. It is not, to count and socio economic data, it is to tackle the crisis thinking about what citizens need, not what markets demand.
Therefore, the representative of UGT has also demanded a tax reform that will ensure the State sufficient income, redistributing them fairly, and reform the financial system to ensure the necessary liquidity to SMEs and independent.
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