Vice President of the CVG ensures that there is no reason to stop
Saturday, September 20, 2008

Kristy Spitschka

The vice president of the Venezuelan Guayana Corporation (CVG), Alfredo Arcila, said that workers in the holding company had no reason to paralyze the activities, as announced by the secretary general of the National Union of Employees of the CVG (Sunep-CVG) , Juan Gomez.

According to a communique from the corporation, the call to strike carried out by the union "is part of an orchestrated lie to destabilize the corporation, cheating the workers." He assured that the remaining arrears in the list of demands is summarized in three points (21) to analyze and include provision of uniforms, transportation and trust.

He said in regard to the benefit of the uniforms, which CVG is negotiating what will be a bonus substitute corresponding to 2008, and that "should not be anything as far as previous years," even though already initiated the process tender.

"Since the month of February that Rodolfo Sanz and his team took the reins of the corporation socialist, have honored the commitments made and made long ago, only hopes that union representatives be allowed to approach sit at the table discussions to negotiate terms to bond substitute, "he said.

Arcila also referred to matters relating to the Trust stating that the corporation has also indicated its willingness to open accounts with effect from October 1, workers who still do not have them.

"In relation to the provision of transport for mining workers in Ciudad Bolivar has been handing them a bond substitute, at the same time it has improved transport conditions, as with the regional office of Delta Amacuro," he said Arcila.

As for the debt that the corporation has with the workers, a bonus of 35 billion bolivars by strong performance evaluation and, vice president of CVG said that "the union is lying to employees and the public, because they know that Labor Inspectorate withdrew that application demands. "

Finally, he questioned information delivered to employees and in which, according Arcila said, was threatening to kill three managers and lack of respect for some managers of the Corporation. "If anything happens to the three officials or any other manager or authority of CVG, will be those who are guilty of violence aupando shares in the Corporation and will be responsible before the competent bodies noting further that in the next few hours are going to the Public Prosecutor's Office and Ombudsman's Office to formalize the complaint. "

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