The social return promises already hot. After the threat of Teachers National Education and Higher Education to take the protest in September is around the textile and leather, which has 15,000 employees, announced a general strike in September . The decision was taken Sunday 25 July in Algiers at an emergency meeting convened by the chairman of the federation of textile and leather, Amar Takdjout after a series of events that have damaged several businesses. The date will be set at the beginning of September.
Benkrim Ahmed, TSA (July 26, 2010) - "We can not remain passive to what is happening in the sector. It is our duty as union members to act to save what can still be saved. The strike action is dictated by the systematic refusal industry leaders, headed by the GSP, to dialogue with social partners, "said Amar Takdjout released on the sidelines of the meeting which was attended by union officials of various subsidiaries Texmaco. Stakeholders have not been kind to the Management Corporation (SGP) and the staff leader of the group Texmaco who they think the cause of problems in which floundering businesses.
Difficulties of supply of raw material, managerial instability, by mortgaging the future of their businesses, more than twenty. Federation requires a "clear position" on the future of the government sector. "If the government wishes to preserve the area, he said and it shows on the field. For those who preside over the destinies of businesses in this sector do not seem fit into that logic. If you want something other than maintaining this production tool, that we stop the game of musical chairs and assume once and for all the choices and consequences, "said federation president expresses his determination to combat all those who seek to close the businesses.
Takdjout says, this one-day strike will be followed by rallies at the GSP and the group management Texmaco. The federation has also decided to refer to President Bouteflika through an open letter in which she will present in detail the problems of the sector.
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