GC southern cement plant: Ceisa manages to divide employees and residents of Tirajana

The subsidiary company of Corporación Masaveu and the Brazilian Votoratim has finally achieved that the neighbors and employees, including subcontractors, that it has at the El Pajar plant, in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, have already been divided in view of the transfer of operations to others points of the Canarian geography and take advantage of the tourist advantage of the insular norm of territorial planning. The cement plant has a gray future.

Ceisa, with its representative Claudio Víctor Piernavieja Grau Bassas, hopes to give a press conference this Friday with a script planned from Spain: the company will continue with its procedures and defend its business to the extent permitted by law. The surface of the cement factory could be for hotel use given that the loading and unloading dock for dry bulk is going to be for tourist use, as Maspalomas24H announced at the beginning of September.

 

 

 

Ceisa had sold to the masters in Spain that the project to move forward was going smoothly, but in the end they would have had to force external suppliers and labor from the El Pajar plant to exert public pressure on municipal authorities. The General Directorate of Labor of the Government of the Canary Islands was unable to answer this Thursday about the existence or not of any works committee at that plant.

 

 

 

On the other hand, among the neighbors it has been seen as an attack that subcontractors speak on behalf of the affected citizens. "What Ceisa and his representatives are organizing is a barbecue with oxygen at the barbecue of local PSOE leaders who did not obtain the councilor's certificate last May and who are employees or employers, it is not known what function they have, by Ceisa It's opaque."