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Tubes Reunidos wants to launch a temporary employment regulation dossier
  • The company based in Amurrio yesterday informed the works council of its intention. Last week he stated that last year had significant benefits.
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After recognition of the huge profits of last week, the Tubing Reunidos management sent a communication yesterday to the staff committee to inform it of the intention to put into effect a temporary employment regulation dossier.

In fact, the company has argued "production and organisational reasons" and the measure will affect 848 workers, unless both parties agree otherwise.

In addition, within a week Tubes Reunited convenes a meeting with the unions to pass all the documentation and start the negotiation process.

Company Committee sources indicate that the arrival of Aiaraldea Komunikabideak has been unofficially initiated, starting the case in September and ending in February of the following year.

The company claims production and organisational reasons and the measure affects 848 workers

Historical benefits last week

These sources explain to the media that a few months ago the management commented that the good results that have just been achieved were due to last year’s demands, and that this year insufficient demand has been received.

However, the measure has surprised the unions, as last week the company reported extraordinary benefits.

Dossier number seven

For the staff of Tubes Reunidos the seventh file of the last years is announced: In 2009, 2010, 2016, they were also implemented in 2018, and during the pandemic they have been subject to two others.

In fact, the company accumulated many debts as of 2007 and SEPI had to rescue them through the loan in 2021.

Trade unions have commented on several occasions that the origin of the economic hole is in a credit of EUR 170 million requested in 2007. They allegedly had to devote that money to buying another company, but it was eventually distributed among the shareholders, according to the workers’ organisations.