Eight chambermaids of the Barceló Renacimiento floor will be readmitted with indefinite contracts
by The Other Andalucia original en castellano abajo
From getting paid only 500 euros per month, the workers will now get 858 euros per month for 30 hours per week.
Eight floor maids Barceló Renacimiento de Sevilla have picketed at the door of the hotel for almost a month, armed with whistles, a banner and dressed in shirts in defense of their jobs and a decent life for them and their families. All were fired when the Barceló chain changed the external company that managed the room cleaning service.
Andalusian Kellys
They treated the employees as if they were dogs, and that led to a social protest that ended successfully. “They called us from one day to the next and told us that the next day we would not be needed”, recalls Lucía Díaz, a 28-year-old woman who has acted as a spokesperson for the group of workers who will eventually be hired under much more favorable conditions than before.
According to Lucía, one of the eight floor waitresses affected by the dismissal has already begun to work and the remaining seven will do so in the coming days, once an agreement with Alterna Solutions has been signed, the new contract with which the hotel establishment of five stars has outsourced the room cleaning service, which puts an end to the labor dispute.
“We are very happy, we have fought for our rights and also for those of all Kellys. They told us that we were very few, that they would not listen to us and look, we won, “says Lucía, who emphasizes the” generosity “of Alterna Solution, the company subcontracted by the Barceló Renacimiento hotel, that has readmitted all the workers, which is not required . Continue reading “Victoria de las “kellys” sevillanas: readmitted with indefinite contracts”

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