During this Wednesday morning, the mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Government Secretary Luciano Dell'Olio and the Cabinet and Treasury Coordination Secretary Pablo Ferreyra, held a meeting with waste collection workers and subsequently with union representatives, reaching an agreement to lift the strike action and restore the service.
After the meeting, the mayor Azcué announced that starting at 6 a.m. this Thursday, October 17, “the service will begin to be provided normally”.
“From the first day, we were always willing to engage in dialogue with the goal of addressing the claims and reaching an agreement without waste collection being affected in the city. This happened today, which is why the situation begins to normalize this Thursday,” Azcué pointed out.
In that sense, he remarked that “from the very first moment, we were clear about the context in which the administration is being carried out and that, despite this, we are making significant efforts to respond to the community's demands regarding the provision of services, but also listening to the municipal workers who are the ones performing this work”.
Finally, Azcué recalled that the purchase of two waste collection trucks is in the bidding process.
After the meeting, the mayor Azcué announced that starting at 6 a.m. this Thursday, October 17, “the service will begin to be provided normally”.
“From the first day, we were always willing to engage in dialogue with the goal of addressing the claims and reaching an agreement without waste collection being affected in the city. This happened today, which is why the situation begins to normalize this Thursday,” Azcué pointed out.
In that sense, he remarked that “from the very first moment, we were clear about the context in which the administration is being carried out and that, despite this, we are making significant efforts to respond to the community's demands regarding the provision of services, but also listening to the municipal workers who are the ones performing this work”.
Finally, Azcué recalled that the purchase of two waste collection trucks is in the bidding process.