Workers at the Los Montesinos-based agri-food company Soldive went on strike again after the attack. put the transfer deal on hold As explained by the CC OO association, it had to ensure the continuity of the firm. The return to mobilization comes after several tumultuous months and company resolutions from the bad harvest of Charentais melon in recent years. do without this crop.
The Soldive workforce of 140 workers at the time went on strike in early February after the French firm decided to destroy an ERE for its 23 employees as a result of this crop being abandoned. That’s when things went back to normal when it was announced by management that the company had been acquired by an investor who had to secure the status of the remaining staff.
CC OO representative María Teresa Martínez explains that the problems have resurfaced as a result of the aforementioned investor Florette’s failure to make a clear and strong commitment to retain every worker at the company. same working conditions which I had to date. “But – underlines the union spokesperson – things got worse until we reached a moment when the firm that Soldive was supposed to take over had stepped back”.
so the workers they returned to mobilization this Wednesday. This morning they went to the fields to keep their business from being run by a temporary employment agency, and there will be a demonstration on the streets of Los Montesinos for this afternoon.