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Aggregates employees Santomera Mediterranean have met with union leader who has shown them solidarity of his organization and also held specific for the maintenance of their jobs actions

The forty-seven families of workers of the company are still pending municipal license should have granted the Socialist City Council and with the approval of government

Santomera, 19 December 2015.- Arimesa workers have held an urgent meeting with the secretary general of the UGT, Antonio Jimenez, at the union headquarters, where they expressed their explicit support.

They announced that his organization will request the suspension of the municipal agreement proposing the closure of the quarry employs 47 direct employees and 200 indirect.

The union leader is very interested in all circumstances affecting those employees who have been forty years in the company and has said it will urge immediately to the mayor of Santomera, Inmaculada Sánchez, paralyze the municipal agreement for the closure of the quarry to be granted the new license activity.

Such license was requested five years ago and inexplicably not yet been awarded when all relevant public administrations have given approval.

Moreover, workers qualify the company as a model in labor relations and respect for the environment as it has obtained all quality certificates at work and as a company "green."

Possible transgression

Undue delay in granting the municipal license after receiving all the positive reports of the Autonomous Community could imply a possible case of administrative malfeasance and that the City of Santomera should conduct the administrative procedure in a timely manner after receiving all the favorable reports.

Besides the union support, workers received the explicit support of the local residents as initialed 4452 signatures this week to support the continuity of their jobs in the Aggregates business in the Mediterranean.

Employees did you deliver the signatures to the mayor of the Socialist Party, Inmaculada Sánchez.

Source: Agencias