Overview
- CGT co-leader Jorge Sola said the debate is running on leaks without an official draft and described the Council of Mayo talks as superficial.
- The union insists on negotiations that include productive employers and workers, rejecting changes imposed without those sectors at the table.
- CGT backs a sector-by-sector approach through collective bargaining rather than a single cross-industry law, noting many contracts already include remote work and other updates.
- Sola argues tax reform should come first to spur investment, citing SME tax burdens around 30%–40% of sales before hiring.
- The union warns that eliminating dues for affiliates or weakening representation would be unconstitutional, points to its court win against DNU 70/2023, and disputes claims of a litigation “industry,” blaming delays on the courts.