The planned strike by the LAN Peru mechanics’ union (SITALANPE) has been suspended until Saturday, June 28th. By this date the assembly of workers will have been presented with the proposal for working conditions and the workers will have decided whether to sign or to immediately take strike and legal solidarity action.
ENDS
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Twitter: @LATAMNETWORKITF
For more details please contact:
Dina Feller, coordinator of the ITF LATAM Network. Tel: +54
911 63030725. Email: redlatam.itf@gmail.com
Oscar Angosto, secretary general, SITALANPE. Tel: +51 987 608
194
Juan Carlos Talavera, press secretary SITALANPE. Tel: + 51 949
311 294
Natalia Fontana, press secretary, Asociación Argentina de Aeronavegantes.
Tel: +54 91133220492
Esteban Restrepo, vice president, Asociación Colombiana de Auxiliares
de Vuelo. Tel: + 57 300 5282229
Dario Castillo, president, Sindicato de Mantenimiento LAN Chile.
Tel: +56 97807 1060
Sergio Mercau, press secretary, Asociación del Personal Aeronáutico
Tel: +54 911 44466730
Sam Dawson, ITF communications, London. Tel: +44 (0)20 7940 9260. Email: dawson_sam@itf.org.uk
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