İZBAN Strike Goes to 6 Day

izban strike entered the 6
izban strike entered the 6

While there is no contact between İZBAN management and Demir-Yol İş union so far, the people of İzmir said: ve This problem should be solved as soon as possible. We are attracting grief every day. Her

It has been 22 days since the employees of İZBAN, which is operated in partnership with İzmir Metropolitan Municipality and TCDD, started to strike by not accepting the 5 percent wage increases suggested in the collective labor agreement (TİS) negotiations. Despite the calls for reconciliation made by the people of Izmir, who suffered a great deal, it turned out that there was not even a contact between the İZBAN administration and Demir-Yol İş Union, which decided to strike. Reacting to the fact that the parties still do not take action to create a ground for an agreement, Izmirians said, “This problem must be resolved as soon as possible. "We are suffering every day," he said.

Saying that İZBAN management did not try to reach them while the strike was continuing, Demir-Yol İş Union İzmir President Hüseyin Ervüz said, “The management did not contact us. They should be pleased with their condition, ”he said.

'WE DO NOT WANT IT'

Defending that they did not want the strike to continue, but the conditions forced the staff to strike, Ervüz said, “The İZBAN administration did not have any request from us. We have said our demands. Before the strike, we informed the workers that we would agree if they gave the figures they said they gave to all the staff, but the management remains silent. They choose not to meet with us. I think they are pleased with the continuation of the strike ”.

KOCAOĞLU: IF I WERE A CANDIDATE, I WOULD NOT GIVE 22 PERCENT

Speaking at the ceremony he attended in the Menemen district of İzmir, Metropolitan Mayor Aziz Kocaoğlu said about the ongoing İZBAN strike, “If I were a candidate on March 31, I would not give 22 percent either.” Mayor of Menemen Tahir Şahin made a call to Kocaoğlu to 'return'. – Yenicentury

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