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Makine mühendisi olarak görev yapan işçi HABAŞ fabrikasında üç ay önce işe başladı ve fabrikada daha önce de patlama meydana geldi.
Makine mühendisi olarak görev yapan ağabeyinin, HABAŞ fabrikasında üç ay önce işe başladığını anlatan Özçelik, "Bu ikinci patlamaydı. İlk patlamada bir kişi öldü ama olay büyümedi. Ağabeyimin de daha önce bu iş yerinde elleri yandı." dedi.
Ağabeyinin geçirdiği iş kazasının ardından tehdit edildiğini söyleyen Özçelik, "Ancak çevresindeki insanlar, onu 'İş kazası dersen seni işten atarlar, seninle uğraşırlar' diyerek korkutmuş. Hastaneye kontrole gitti ama yine de şikayetçi olamadı. Bir hafta geçtikten sonra çalışmak için tekrar iş yerine gitti. Kendisiyle uğraşacaklarını ve tehdit edileceğini söylediler." ifadelerini kullandı.

Tez-Koop-İş members working at OMÜ reacted to the disciplinary process carried out against Samsun Branch President Tarık Sayın and called to the headquarters before the upcoming collective bargaining agreement negotiations.

The brother of the worker who died while working at HABAŞ claimed that his brother's hands had been burned before, but that he was prevented from reporting it as a work accident, that he had occupational safety problems and that his overtime was not paid.

According to the October report of the Occupational Health and Safety Council, at least 193 workers lost their lives in occupational homicides. While the total loss of life in the first 10 months of the year increased to 1930, 17 workers died as a result of the breakage of the ceiling crane at the HABAŞ factory in Aliağa, Izmir.

France's leading unions called for a general strike on November 17, reacting to the government's 1.6 percent minimum wage increase. Social unrest and protests against the high cost of living and education conditions continue in the country.

İmbat Mining workers in Manisa Soma received all their rights in their bank accounts as a result of the resistance they started for their unpaid salaries and CLA receivables. The proceeds were donated to 5 miners who lost their lives.

BİRTEK-SEN Chairman Mehmet Türkmen announced that the press statement that the workers of Şanlıurfa Özak Tekstil, whose compensation was not paid, wanted to make was prevented by the security forces upon the instruction of the governorship.