Overview

• Union assemblies accepted the reworked offer after a lengthy hearing at Santa Fe’s Labor Ministry in Rosario, formalizing the accord.
• Operations restart Monday with the entire staff on reduced four-hour days for six months under a framework covering about 280 workers.
• The company will begin repaying wage arrears with an initial 500 pesos per worker followed by installments under an agreed plan.
• A provincial veedor will monitor commercialization so a percentage of each machine sold is directed to the debt, which could accelerate repayment if sales rise.
• Four dismissed worker delegates are reinstated under the pact after earlier rotating-entry proposals were rejected and the plant stayed shut since September 8.