Tubos Reunidos workers have caused long traffic jams in Bilbao at the entrance to Enekuri and San Mamés
As a result of the protest by the workers of Tubos Reunidos, whichis causing long traffic jams in the first hour on access to Bilbao from Enekuri and around San Mamés, the mobilisation has prevented the complete closure of the roads, but is causing major traffic jams at the entrance to the city.
The action coincides withthe decisive day in the company's labour dispute. Management and committee are holding today the last meeting of the consultation period of the Employment Regulation Dossier, which provides for 301 redundancies at the plants in Amurrio (Álava) and Trapagaran (Bizkaia).
In addition to this negotiation, the workers of the Amurrio staff have started new stops which, according to the schedule announced by the workers, will be 24 hours on Monday and Tuesday, with four-hour stops per shift between Wednesday and Sunday.
Today's meeting is crucial, because if there is no agreement between the company and the committee and the consultation period is not extended, the process of negotiating the ERE will be completed today.
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