The workers of Complejo Siderúrgico de Guayana (Comsigua), located in Puerto Ordaz, delivered a report to the supervisory board of the Venezuelan Corporation of Guayana (CVG) following their visit to the plant. The workers raised concerns regarding their salary situation, workplace harassment, and violations of their colleagues in the letter. They also reported that more than 60 workers were unjustly deactivated, some due to the pandemic and others for raising their voices and demanding their rights. The workers accompanied the new board of directors of the corporation on a tour of the entire plant to show them the conditions in which they work. The new CVG leadership promised to make more visits to the company and urged the working class not to be afraid to denounce irregularities. Workers await official announcements within the industry starting from April 7. Join the Diario Primicia WhatsApp group and Telegram channel for instant information on your cell phone.
The workers accompanied the new board of directors of the corporation on a tour of the entire plant to show them the poor conditions in which they work.
Workers of the Complejo Siderúrgico de Guayana (Comsigua), in Puerto Ordaz, delivered a report to the supervisory board of the Venezuelan Corporation of Guayana (CVG), following their visit to the plant this Friday.
“This is a struggle of years and we were finally heard,” said Aberlardo Vallejo, instrumentalist of the company, who specified that in the letter they raised the salary situation, workplace harassment and violations of colleagues.
He calculated that there are more than 60 workers deactivated without justification, others due to a pandemic and the rest for “raising their voices and demanding their rights,” he denounced.
After delivering the document, they toured the entire plant with the new CVG directive, taking advantage of the moment to show them the conditions in which they worked.
“We denounce the conditions of the plants, internal mismanagement, lack of investment” and alleged acts of corruption, Vallejo said.
For its part, the new CVG leadership promised more visits to the company and urged the working class not to be afraid and denounce irregularities.
From this April 7, workers await official announcements within the industry.
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The workers of Comsigua have finally been heard following years of struggle for fair working conditions. Despite facing workplace harassment and violations of their colleagues, they raised their voices and demanded their rights. And now, with the support of the new CVG leadership, they hope for positive changes within the industry. As they await official announcements, let us acknowledge their courage and determination to fight for what they deserve. Let this be a reminder of the power of organized labor and the importance of standing up for our basic rights as workers.
