Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Chicken Broth Can Date

More protests and a popular legislative initiative, further action against government policies that demand UGT

The Confederal Executive Committee (CEC) of UGT, at a meeting held today, has advanced in the planning of actions of the union for the coming months to continue to focus on requiring the government to correct their policies set policy and guide the creation of employment. In this sense, the union, CCOO action unit has begun to plan the presentation a Popular Legislative Initiative to amend the labor reform imposed by the Government, since its adoption, far from solving the serious problem of unemployment in our country, unemployment is growing and the employment created is precarious and temporary, and second Instead, in the context of measures adopted by the European Trade Union Confederation, will be planned demonstrations against the adjustment policies imposed by the European Union.
The CEC believes that social support for the general strike of 29-S requires the government to rectify the labor reform and the orientation of their social and economic policies. There are alternatives to adjustment plans, which are resulting in less growth and more unemployment. The alternative is to change the pattern of growth. It is therefore necessary to resume the dialogue against the imposition and unilateral measures. >>>>

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Brazilian Blowout On Black

move to Spain on the recommendation made by the ILO occupational diseases

48 people every day suffer an occupational disease. Although, from January to September 2010, the number of occupational diseases reported by 5% over the same period last year, the union warns that there is an underreporting, and highlights the fact that no disease but increased low down on all patients with low, at 6%. UGT denounces the lack of implementation Royal Decree of Occupational Diseases in future requests to establish Public Health Act a section on risk prevention and move to Spain, the recommendation on occupational diseases has made the International Labour Organization (ILO), which opens the door the inclusion of occupational cancer (derived from work) and psychosocial risks in the table of occupational diseases.
Two workers die every day as a result of their work, 16 suffer a serious accident during working hours, and 1679 a minor accident. Also, 48 people suffer every day in our country, an occupational disease.
In the first 9 months of 2010 occupational diseases were 13,035, up 5% over the same period last year. But while increased disease without leave (there were 1,101 more than last year, and 122% more than in 2006), decreased occupational diseases caused low (in particular fell in 465, this is 6% less than in 2009 .) A worrying statistic that denotes the fear of losing their jobs in times of crisis >>>>