A fierce attack by all over the opposition receives her labor bill in Parliament Victory of Kerameos, which provides up to 13 hours of daily work. Opposition parties have complained that Government attempts to legitimize over -dignity work to undermine basic labor rights, at the same time that Europe is promoted in decrease in hours and establishing the 4 -day labor.
OR Minister of Labor Niki Kerameos, rejecting requests for withdrawal of the bill, presented some individual arrangements as “girlfriends”. However, opposition MPs described them as a “tobacco proposition”, stressing that the bill paves the way for the legal over -exploitation of workers. Dimitris Mantzos of PASOK – Change Movement stressed that the government is “exacerbating labor insecurity”, recalling that in many European countries the hours are reduced without reducing earnings. The party has re -tabled amendment in favor of free collective bargaining.
‘Workers are not engines; have a right to rest, family and dignity ‘, SYRIZA’s parliamentary spokesman Christos Giannoulis said, demanding the immediate withdrawal of the bill and announcing a call for a nominal vote in articles that “strengthen the workplace”. For his part, Nikos Karathanasopoulos of the KKE described the bill as “slavery with legislative signature”, while Efi Achsioglou of the New Left spoke of “legislation of shame and regression”.
Her Costas Chitas Greek solution filed an objection of unconstitutionality for the article The 13 -hour period, describing the vote of “Black Day for Employees”, while Eleni Karageorgopoulou of Freedom Freedom demanded the immediate withdrawal of the “unacceptable” bill. Despite strong reactions, the Labor Minister insisted on her line, responding by communication counterattack and calling for a nominal vote in all articles, attempting to transfer political pressure to the opposition.