LAB denounces that IKEA has cut wages to a trade unionist
- The employee, who works at the Barakaldo facility, has been convicted of “denouncing the layoffs.”
The LAB trade union has launched a campaign in the shop of the Swedish multinational IKEA in Barakaldo to denounce that the company "has lowered wages and changed jobs" to a trade unionist.
The management of the Barakaldo Point of Sale has taken this action by denouncing the redundancies that have occurred in the company. "IKEA discriminates because she is a woman, because she is a worker, because she is a syndicalist, because she is a mother," the union said in a statement.
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