Peruvian Prime Minister Vicente Zeballos reiterated the Executive Branch's commitment and political will to improving workers' quality of life across the country.
"As a Government, we want to demonstrate that change is possible, as long as we can reach agreements. Therefore, I appreciate these workspaces and dialogue platforms, not only because of the legitimacy of the approaches, but also because of the common interest in serving the country," he emphasized.
Zeballos participated on Tuesday in the first working meeting of the Panel Discussion on Public Employment in 2020, a dialogue and continuous coordination mechanism that the Government develops along with the
General Confederation of Workers of Peru - CGTP) and its affiliate unions: CITE, UNASSE and CTE.
"The route has been set and we are going to continue along it," he affirmed.
Major advances are focused on the improvement of personal bonus, household allowance, differential bonus, base scale of one-time incentive payments, and sectoral bonus, among others.
CITE, UNASSE, and CTE leaders coincided on underlining the progress made in these fields, and highlighted that the Government is working on the solution of workers' problems, the
Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM) reported.
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Published: 1/8/2020