The Argentine Television Union (SATSAID) reported that BLENDER prevented their entry during an inspection with the Government of the City of Buenos Aires. However, its director, Diego Abatecola, denied the accusation and replied on social media.
According to the union, serious irregularities were detected in the working and safety conditions of the channel. The situation caused a strong clash between both parties and reignited the demand for the regularization of the workers.
SATSAID reported that BLENDER prevented their entry during an inspection | La Derecha Diario
What did SATSAID report against BLENDER?
Through a statement on their social media, SATSAID explained that their Intermediate Commission conducted an inspection at BLENDER. During the procedure, various irregularities were found.
Blocked emergency exits
Expired fire extinguishers
Lack of labor regularization
Various irregularities were found | La Derecha Diario
However, when the channel's director, Diego Abatecola, arrived, the union was prevented from entering the premises, which caused strong rejection from the union entity.
SATSAID maintained that BLENDER still doesn't comply with the inclusion of its staff in the Collective Labor Agreement 634/11. "We have been demanding the regularization of the media's workers for more than a year and a half," the union stated.
Diego Abatecola replied on social media | La Derecha Diario
After SATSAID's report went viral, Diego Abatecola replied on social media, denying the union's version.
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