will increase job insecurity, informality and underemployment, said the owner of the field in Mexico City. Laura Gomez Flores
Posted: 23/03/2011 14:55
Mexico City. The Secretary of Labor and Employment Promotion, Benito Miron Lince, expressed their opposition to the reform of the Federal Labour Law, for approval harm 10 million employees, most without contract, wages paid and the minimum living ; and "Not with all the social programs implemented by this administration, we could curb unemployment and recorded in the city."
By leading the walk for the dignity of work of their offices, located in Izazaga 89 to the Chamber of Deputies, where he delivered a letter to the chairman of the Committee on Labour and Social Welfare, Teresa Medina Ramirez warned that its realization will also affect the domestic market and, therefore, to micro, small and medium enterprises that support the economy and are the main generators of employment.
This, he acknowledged, all the efforts made by the city government, to mitigate the consequences of the crisis and unemployment will fall apart, as increased job insecurity, informality and underemployment, to legalize the outsourcing, and layoffs will grow, "and left in oblivion the historical conquests of workers," he said.
should be noted that during the walk was accompanied by union leaders as Benito Bahena, the Tram Alliance of Mexico and Fernando Guzman, the Metropolitan Transportation Group, and the spokesman of the fraction of the PRD in the Legislative Assembly, Alejandro Sanchez Camacho.
http://www.jornada.unam.mx/ultimas/2011/03/23/perjudicara-reforma-laboral-a-10-millones-de-empleados-miron-lince
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