Despite the situation caused by the rising of the Uruguay River, the summer season at the beaches of Concordia has been underway since last weekend, with only those in the Perilago area currently enabled.
A most important service is the one provided by the lifeguards, who were working without contracts, a situation that was analyzed in a meeting held by the General Secretary of the Mayor's Office, Lorena Aguilar, with Franco Álvarez and Edgardo Fernández, delegates of the Sindicato Único de Guardavidas y Afines de la República Argentina (SUGARA).
“The lifeguards had been dealing with this irregularity since the previous administration, so we sat down to talk with them to start working on the matter and be able to resolve it as soon as possible because they are the ones who look after us on our beaches and they cannot continue this way. We are an administration open to dialogue and the truth is that it was a very cordial meeting,” highlighted Aguilar.
For his part, Franco Álvarez, delegate of SUGARA, thanked the opportunity to be heard “and we are happy to be able to bring peace of mind to all our colleagues that the regularization is underway. There are 65 families behind this situation but we have the commitment of this administration to correctly draft the contracts because the previous administration did not do so.”
To this, Edgardo Fernández added that “we were able to talk about what they inherited and we leave with the peace of mind of knowing that there will be a solution in the short term”
A most important service is the one provided by the lifeguards, who were working without contracts, a situation that was analyzed in a meeting held by the General Secretary of the Mayor's Office, Lorena Aguilar, with Franco Álvarez and Edgardo Fernández, delegates of the Sindicato Único de Guardavidas y Afines de la República Argentina (SUGARA).
“The lifeguards had been dealing with this irregularity since the previous administration, so we sat down to talk with them to start working on the matter and be able to resolve it as soon as possible because they are the ones who look after us on our beaches and they cannot continue this way. We are an administration open to dialogue and the truth is that it was a very cordial meeting,” highlighted Aguilar.
For his part, Franco Álvarez, delegate of SUGARA, thanked the opportunity to be heard “and we are happy to be able to bring peace of mind to all our colleagues that the regularization is underway. There are 65 families behind this situation but we have the commitment of this administration to correctly draft the contracts because the previous administration did not do so.”
To this, Edgardo Fernández added that “we were able to talk about what they inherited and we leave with the peace of mind of knowing that there will be a solution in the short term”