According to the news published on Tuesday, October 19, following a previously announced call, a large number of project workers working in various companies such as Sazeh Pad, Pars Ghodrat, Kian Nasab based at Bushehr city Petrochemical sites resumed their strikes in protest of the contractors’ unfulfilled promises. An immediate increase in wages according to the proposed lists of workers, 20 working days and 10 days off, acceptable improvement of dormitories and food are among the immediate demands of the striking workers.
The workers went on a nationwide strike in late June, along with other oil contract workers, and under the pressure of their protests, various contractors tried to bring the workers back to work by making promises for improvements. Now, in the shadow of the big oil strike, where these promises have not been fulfilled, including in Assaluyeh, Bushehr and Kangan oil and petrochemical centres, we are witnessing the resuming of workers’ strikes.
On Saturday, October 16th, a group of project workers in the Fanavaran Petrochemical Repair Department gathered and protested against the non-fulfilment of the promises of the company officials, and the living problems. On the same day, about 40 workers of Tananir Company gathered in front of Assaluyeh Governor’s Office due to lack of contracts, non-increase of salaries and pursuit of their other demands. Also on October 11, workers at a contract project at Sapak in Assaluyeh went on strike to protest non-payment of 2 months wages. In addition, strikes are underway in various oil sectors. For example, last week, about 60 drivers of semi-heavy rented trucks working in Pars 2 Kangan petrochemicals, gathered in Nakhl Square in this town, to demand an increase in their salaries. biologijos korepetitoriai https://korepetitoriai.intellectus.lt/biologijos-korepetitoriai/
Following the general strike in oil, the workers immediately gather and protest in the field and pursue their demands wherever the contractors or government break a promise or workers face a violation of their rights.
October 19, 2021