The protest of workers who locked themselves in the mine in Amasra continues
65 workers, who did not receive their salaries and bonuses for September and October, took their protests underground.
Quick Look
65 workers working in a private mine in Amasra decided to continue the work stoppage underground, which they started on the grounds that they could not receive their salaries and bonuses.
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Why It Matters
Mine workers are protesting because they did not receive their salaries and bonuses for September and October.
65 workers working in two shifts at the private mine in Amasra started a work stoppage 10 days ago on the grounds that they could not receive their salaries and bonuses for September and October. The workers, who wanted their other receivables to be paid after the 1-month portion of their salaries were deposited, decided to continue their protest underground at 16:00 yesterday.
Miners at minus 580 elevation in Tarlaağzı wells continue their actions by not leaving the mine. On the other hand, 3 out of 65 workers walked out due to their chronic illnesses.
On the other hand, it was learned that the chief inspector from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security held meetings between employers and workers. Other mine workers who came to the front of the company also supported the action that started underground. Gendarmerie teams took security measures in front of the door.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Seeking a compromise as a result of the meetings of the Ministry inspector
Likely · Within days
Open Questions
- Will other receivables be paid?
- When will the results come out of the talks?
