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The trade union led by Daniel Amoroso has announced in a press release that the strikes will take place in four bingo-halls in the province of Buenos Aires.

 

The Gaming Workers’ Trade Union (ALEARA) has announced demonstrations and strikes in several gaming halls because there has been “no response by the companies’ managers to the requests for a pay rise and to the complaints against base salaries below the adjustable minimum wage and the spate of wrongful dismissals and terminations without cause.”

 

They have also denounced the application of deductions for the payment of “union dues without any due authorisation, money missing from the gaming halls, abusive attendance requirements, disciplinary measures based on false causes where the worker does not get a copy of the sanction or the chance to reply, failure to deliver on the promises to create new occupational categories, and continuous staff harassment and ill-treatment.”

 

“The action plan will be gradual, and will be made public in due time, as we have exhausted all the possibilities of dialogue to maintain social peace,” ended ALEARA’s spokesperson.