SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, March 20 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The president of the Cabildo de Tenerife, Pedro Martín, has proposed favoring channels of dialogue that allow for a solution to the labor conflict that exists in the Metropolitano company, for which he has appointed the insular director of Human Resources and Legal Advice, Lidia Pereira, as interlocutor that will be incorporated into the negotiation between the two parties, assisted by two heads of service linked to the area.
Likewise, the majority trade union representation of the workers will incorporate a representative from the insular or regional sphere into the negotiation for mediation in the conflict.
Pedro Martín has transferred this initiative to the majority union in the Metropolitan public company, with which the Cabildo and the union representation intend to bring positions closer and try to come together in an agreement that guarantees the provision of a quality public service to citizens and adapt the working conditions of the staff.
Pedro Martín has indicated that It is a question of strengthening the negotiation, not of replacing the people designated for it, opening the dialogue and incorporating broader visions to favor consensus in those aspects in which the positions may be further away.
From the Cabildo they assure that they want to work together a new framework of labor relations in the company and an improvement of the management model. The president has advanced that the aspects related to occupational health and safety will undoubtedly be resolved. Progress will also be made in adapting the management model for the provision of services.
From now on, they want to establish a negotiation calendar, whose first meeting is already set for this Friday, with the incorporations already outlined by the Cabildo and the union representation, and work will continue on the path of dialogue until it is reached an agreement. The objective is to provide the best public service to citizens together with the improvement of the working conditions of workers and workers.
