DİSK's Ankara march is in Bursa: “We do not accept this imposition of poverty”
The march that DİSK started from Istanbul to Ankara against the demands of public workers and the collective bargaining process in which Dev Sağlık-İş was excluded due to the branch threshold reached Bursa today.. DİSK members gathered in front of Europa Hotel, He walked in front of Uludağ University Hospital and made a press statement there.. The statement was read by DİSK Chairman Arzu Çerkezoğlu..
Çerkezoğlu, that public workers have been stalling for months, He stated that the offers made were far from serious.. Çerkezoğlu said, “We have no patience left”, “The public framework protocol 6 It's been dragging on for months, We do not accept these unserious offers.. "We object to our wages being eroded every day by inflation and tax losses," he said..
“We are not at the table, but we are on the street”
Çerkezoğlu reminded that Giant Sağlık-İş was excluded from the collective bargaining table due to the sector threshold., “Our union's authority may have been unlawfully blocked by the Ministry of Labor. But we are sides in this fight. "We are not at the table, but we are on the street," he said..
“We do not get rich with the tax bracket, "We are becoming poorer"
DİSK Chairman stated that the majority of public workers fell into the third tax bracket of 27 percent as of June., “It's as if we are getting richer in this country and entering the upper tax bracket.! "Our tax burden is increasing before our wages increase," he said..
“Not an offer, insult"
percent of the government 17 Çerkezoğlu emphasized that the plus 10 percent raise offer does not cover the real losses of public workers., “This offer you made is neither fair, reasonable nor realistic.. We do not accept this imposition of poverty. "This proposal of the government will not be discussed, but will be fought," he said..
Çerkezoğlu also, The economic policies implemented by the government crush workers under the burden of inflation., He said he was trying to solve the problem by suppressing wages. “Last year, while the minimum wage was crushed against inflation,, the government refused to give raises during the year. "The same is true for public workers today," he said..
