Avellaneda. Great concentration in support for Shell’s dismissed at the doors of the Dock Sud refinery

This Friday afternoon a Important concentration against Shell Refinery in Dock SudHazelnut, in aPoyo to the dismissed workers for the multinational. The appointment, convened for 5:30 p.m. Fight for Reincorporation of workers, dismissed in a discriminatory and persecutory way.

The support expressed in the act to the dismissed workers is overwhelming. CTA-autonoma, South ATE Secretary, AFIP/ARCA workers, Celeste Brito, Secretary of Gender and Diversity Ate Avellaneda in CTA Autonomous, Secretary Human Rights ATE Sur, ATE Sur Human Garnet Agrupación del Sutna, Movement of class groups, workers of Pilkington, workers of the Posadas Hospital, Permanent Assembly of Guernica, the takeoff of aeronautics, Jubiladxs Insurgenxs, retirees of the PTS and independent, Teresa Vive movement.

Members of the Health and Ceprodh postnext to Carla Lacorte, a reference for the fight against the easy trigger. For their part, the national deputies of the Left Front Unit/PTS also participate Christian Castillo and Nicolás del Caño, Mónica Schlottauer of Fit/Is, and Natalia Hernández, councilor for the PTS/FIT in the killing with a fulfilled mandate. As well as members of the PSTU, PTS and MST.

The layoffs in the Shell refinery were qualified as illegal, arguing that they are due to the active participation of workers in the defense of their labor rights. Among those affected are Gustavo Michel, Fernando Luna and Analía Portilloall previously rejoined after judicial failures.

“Article 245 of the Bases Law apply usthat article that the government wants to apply so much. This is a substantive plan, wants to precarize working conditions, ”he said Michelone of the dismissed who fulfilled functions as an operator and brigadista in the Shell for 16 years, and is a family father.

“In 2014 the company made a wave of persecutory layoffs and after a great struggle that we gave, in this way, unifying all sectors, joining with other work and organizations, justice gave us the reason, he said that they were discriminatory dismissals and persecutory, and gave us reinstatement, “he said Fernando LunaShell’s fired worker. “10 years ago we returned to work and returned to work denouncing the working conditions. Today is the beginning of a great process. We are not going to stay with crossed arms. We are not going to let government friends can do whatever they want with the life of workers. This is not only for us but for everything they want to do inward, because They want to change a work system inwards. It seeks to intimidate people who denounce working conditions. This is the first step to take that fight“He emphasized.

🚩 Great concentration in Avellaneda: Shell Dock Sud workers receive important support in their fight pic.twitter.com/94q4hi6O73

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Shell, one of the most powerful multinationals in the energy sector, accumulates multimillion -dollar profits that contrast with the working conditions reported in its Dock Sud refinery. In turn, the plant was repeatedly indicated by its serious environmental impact, affecting the health of workers and neighbors from areas such as Villa flammable. The contamination originated in this refinery reflects the impunity with which large companies operate to the detriment of local communities and the environment.

The dismissed workers were active in the complaint of irregularities in production, defending their labor rights and proposing improvements for the socio -environmental conditions of the community. In addition, many of them performed crucial roles as brigades, facing fires and emergencies in the plant, protecting their peers and avoiding major damage, often risking their own safety.

The answer to these dismissals is overwhelming and massive. The campaign in defense of fired workers receives support from personalities from various fieldsas politicians, feminism figures, human rights and union referents. The Left Front Unit (FITU) presented in Congress a project to reject layoffs and demand the nullity of the Base Law, an instrument questioned by facilitating arbitrary dismissals.

Personalities of the cultural and artistic field, human rights defenders, environmental activists, neighbors organized in neighborhood assemblies, students and multi -sectors workers expressed their support. In addition, this fight has echoed in those who resist layoffs in places like hospitals Bonaparte and Posadas, Memory spaces and business workers such as Pilkington in the northern area of ​​the conurbano. Solidarity has crossed borders, receiving The support of oil workers from France and Brazil.

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