The Ministry of Justice and Labor (MJT) Acepar summoned today to refrain from dismissing or replace some of the workers on strike for nearly three months. The steel can not take anyone to the Supreme Court final decision on the constitutional motion brought by the workers
By a letter signed by Minister of Justice and Labor, Humberto Blasco, was summoned this afternoon to a company Aceros del Paraguay (ACEP) to refrain from proceeding to any dismissal or substitution, under penalty of law. The attitude of the MJT is based on the note Acepar Workers Union (SITRAC) of July 15, 2010, which communicates the admission by the Supreme Court of the unconstitutionality action promoted by the guild.
MJT's position is further supported by an opinion of outside counsel. In the same points to the inappropriateness of a possible dismissal, while court decisions on illegal strike is staying strong and enforceable.
In one part of the note, Blasco stated that as of July 19 MJT external advice, has sent his opinion, based on Articles 558 and 579 of the CPC and Articles 95 and 321 CT. Notes: "this labor counsel considers inadmissible the dismissal for cause of the striking workers, in both ruling that declared the strike illegal on first and second instance, are not yet final and executory, as there a constitutional motion before the court, which disrupts the effects of the challenged rulings.
That stable workers (by a court or old) can not be dismissed without due process of justifying cause for dismissal .... Consequently, the labor administration authority, ordered him to refrain from embarking on any dismissal of personnel of the Company on strike and replace him in his job, until the Supreme Court of Justice issued on constitutional motion filed by the applicants, under penalty of law " ends the note.
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