Los Mochis, Sinaloa.- For lack of payments from the savings fund, state workers labeled as regular, formalized and approved demonstrated peacefully at the entrance of the General Hospital of Los Mochis in demand of a favorable response from the Ministry of Health.” At this time we are paid our savings fund, it is a money that detolls us fortnight after fortnight our employer in this case the government, and that money is supposed to go to a trust in a bank and generate an interest. Last year we were bad, they paid too late, they did not respect the dates it is supposed to be paid from the first to 15 August”, Rosalba Muñóz Castillo, nurse.
These are doctors, nurses, social workers, maintenance and administrative staff who have so far not received the amount of their savings due to them by law. HELP Us Click the Google News star and follow us”Our federal colleagues were paid on August 1and and sadly we are still waiting. Our nonconformity is because our union leader announced to us that our money, again, went to give no bank and therefore we will be left to duty once again our interests.”
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Annoyed by the irregularities in their payments, they argued that since last year state authorities have pledged to create a trust, however, they have not.” They say we don’t have a trust but last year when they snung out, they pledged that this year it wasn’t going to happen the same thing, in fact both the official part that is government and our union through an office signed by them.”
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They claim that if they do not have a favourable response, on August 16th they will make a work stoppage; they are entitled to around 15,900 pesos. “The great dissatisfaction that exists on the part of the regularized, formalized and approved worker, is because we gave that vote of confidence, last year, to our Secretary of Health and our Union Leader at the state level, because they are supposed to they made an agreement, a commitment to the working base, that they were going to make that trust, because last year we weren’t in the trust,” said Griselda Torres Sauceda, a nurse. They regret the inattention of both their Union Leader and the Sinaloa Health Secretary.
That’s the saddest thing, as our leaders don’t face us and don’t clarify the situation we’re experiencing,” he added.
It should be noted that at the General Hospital of Los Mochis there are 315 workers affected by this situation, and 4 thousand in all Sinaloa.
