No contracts allowing poor labor conditons, said De Vido.

Planning Minister Julio De Vido defended the post company, assuring that “it does not have any contracts allowing poor labour conditions.”

“It is surprising that these things are being said now, especially because when the post office belonged to Macri and was under fire because workers were being let go without explanation, nobody said anything,” sustained the planning minister, adding that “surely the interests of the private mail companies are behind all of this.”

“All of the Correo Argentino workers are under a management scheme as indicated by law,” highlighted De Vido while dismissing the accusations made by the unionists against the company’s current working conditions.

Finally, he said, the only possible solution lies in constructive dialogue within a legal framework.