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24 Jun 2012
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Stalemate in the conflict between the Ateliers industriels chérifiens and the CDT
- The Ateliers industriels chérifiens of Kénitra (Aic) of the Delta holding group and the Democratic Confederation of Labour (CDT) have still not reached an agreement.
- Thousands of executives, technicians and workers risk finding themselves on the street.
- Thousands of executives, technicians and workers risk finding themselves on the street.
The Ateliers industriels chérifiens of Kénitra (Aic) of the Delta holding group and the Democratic Confederation of Labour (CDT) seem to be reaching a breaking point, with the threat from the group's board of directors to "relocate or, if necessary, abandon" the activities of its various companies in Kénitra, which risks putting more than a thousand executives, technicians and workers on the street. The managers of the workshops refuse to give in to the demands of the CDT which is asking for "the reinstatement of several of its militants, expelled", according to it, in reaction to the constitution of a local union office which was asking for "the conformity of the employment contract to the provisions of the labour code and the permanent status of workers meeting the regulatory conditions". The company's managers retort that one of the employees was dismissed for "serious misconduct" an…
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