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Editorial Noticias Once Noticias De Interés EL MIRADOR ELNúmero 18. Año 6. BimensualMIRADOR Número 18. Año 6. Bimensual ugtvinsa.com UGT en VINSA EDITORIAL NOTICIAS ONCE NOTICIAS DE INTERÉS SALUDO A LOS REVISIÖN ECONÓMICA DOS COMPAÑEROS DELEGADOS/AS CONVENIO VINSA 2003 MUEREN EN ACTO AL III CONGRESO Pag.5 DE SERVICIO Pag.7 Pag.2 EDITORIAL t Ángel Vázquez Secretario Organización UGT en VINSA. Carta del Secretario de Organización de la UGT en VINSA Carta de Agustín Sandia Torrejón, a todos los Delegados/as: de UGT en VINSA-Badajoz a los compañeros y compañeras que for- Estimados/as compañeros/as: man el III Congreso de la UGT en VINSA. Hace cuatro años los compañeros y compañeras que formamos la Ejecutiva Estatal de la UGT en VINSA fuimos elegidos para dirigir los trabajos de la Sección Sindical. Ahora, ponemos a vuestra disposición, nuestra gestión para que los delegados y delegadas del III Congreso Compañeros y compañeras: podáis debatir y enriquecer con vuestras aportaciones. Solamente una letras para agradeceros que el Comité Estatal Esta gestión ha estado marcada, tal y como explicara nuestro de la UGT en VINSA, donde se convocó el III Congreso Secretario General, por los cambios producidos en la Dirección de la Ordinario, eligiese Badajoz para ello. Esperamos que podáis empresa desde noviembre de 2000 hasta hoy, cambios que no sola- disfrutar de una buenas instalaciones en el Hotel ConforteL y mente han afectado al organigrama funcional, sino que han converti- además que el tiempo de OCIO, que se nos permita, podamos do al Grupo VINSA en parte de un Grupo de Servicios, junto con las visitar y conozcáis un "poquito" de esta tierra de conquista- empresas del Grupo Pilsa. dores y de buena gente. Los compañeros que estamos en la Sección sindical de UGT A Nivel sectorial, nuestra función principalmente ha sido la de traba- en VINSA-Badajoz, os deseamos que tengáis un buen congre- jar en la plataforma del convenio y posteriormente en la Mesa so y que cuando os vayáis para vuestra casa nos recordéis con Negociadora, donde formábamos parte una gran representación de cariño. esta Sección Sindical. Un fuerte abrazo. Como Sº de Organización, os pido para este Congreso que vengáis con un ánimo amplio de discusión, de debate y de proponer iniciati- vas para los cuatro años período que, como mínimo, tendremos la Agustín Sandia. Negociación de un Convenio y un período de Elecciones Sindicales. Es Secretario General por ello que cobra especial importancia un buen consenso y mucho UGT en VINSA-BADAJOZ debate que, estoy seguro, enriquecerá este Programa de Acción. Quiero destacar que la Ponencia base, que habéis recibido (Programa de Acción y Programa de Organización y estatutos) ha sido elabora- do por los compañeros de la UGT: Sarah Sansón, Jesús del Campo, Angel Vázquez, Yolanda García, Jesús Gómez Carpeño. Este programa, ya tengo constancia de ello, ha sido debatido por la Secciones Sindicales Regionales las cuales, nos han enviando las enmiendas correspondientes. Para finalizar solamente indicaros que el eslogan del congreso de : "El compromiso, la solidaridad y la UNION, nos da la fuerza sindical.", define el modelo de trabajo para los próximos años, compromiso que debemos transmitir hacia nuestros afiliados y afiliadas que son en definitiva la razón de nuestros esfuerzos. Os deseo a todos y a todas un Feliz Congreso y gracias anticipadas. Angel Vázquez Díaz. Sº de Organización UGT en VINSA EL MIRADOR nº18, Enero/Febrero 2003/ Dirección SªGeneral de UGT en VINSA Realización UGT en VINSA Redacción Yolanda García, Sarah Sanson, Ángel Vázquez, Pepa Jordá, Jesus del Campo, Francisco Pérez. Correo electrónico: [email protected] Página Web: Http://ugtvinsa.com Colaboran Juanfran (Madrid), Chavero y Espejo (Sevilla), Francis (Cádiz), Fran (Córdoba), Suxo (A Coruña) 2 EL MIRADOR ELNúmero 18. Año 6. BimensualMIRADOR Número 18. Año 6. Bimensual SUMARIO ugtvinsa.com UGT en VINSA Programa EDITORIAL NOTICIAS ONCE NOTICIAS DE INTERÉS SALUDO A LOS REVISIÖN ECONÓMICA DOS COMPAÑEROS DELEGADOS/AS CONVENIO VINSA 2003 MUEREN EN ACTO AL III CONGRESO Pag.5 DE SERVICIO Pag.7 DIA 11 Pag.2 Desde las 10:00 horas y hasta las 22:00 horas, acreditación de Delegados e Invitados elegidos, en el Hotel Confortel Badajoz, en la carpa que se ha dispuesto a tal fin. VI Congreso de Pag. 4 Unidad Progresista VI Congreso de Unidad Progresista. 13:00 Horas: Presentación a la prensa del III Congreso Ordinario de la UGT en VINSA. Resumen de la revisión econó- mica 2003 Convenio Vinsa DIA 12 Pag. 5 Revisión Desde las 08:00 horas, acreditación de Delegados e Invitados Económica 2003 El sistema de protección para elegidos, en el Hotel Confortel Badajoz, en la carpa que se ha personas desempleadas dispuesto a tal fin. Pag. 6 Actualidad Laboral 11:00 Horas: Entrada de los delegados e invitados al Salón de El Tribunal Supremo con- Plenos. firma que los extranjeros 12:00 Horas Apertura del III Congreso por el Sº de no pueden ser vigilantes privados Pag. 7 Organización de UGT en VINSA. Noticias de Interés Lectura del Primer Dictamen de la Comisión de Verificación Cartas al Director de Credenciales. Elección de la mesa del Congreso. 13:00 Horas: Salutación del Presidente de la mesa del ¿Qué es la LSSI? Congreso. Salutación de Invitados. Pag. 8 14:30 Horas: Comida Rincón de la web 16:00 Horas: Lectura del Dictamen de la Comision de Verificacion de Credenciales. Gestión de la Ejecutiva de la Igualdad y no discriminación UGT en VINSA y órganos de control Pag. 9 18:00 Horas: Fin de la sesión y visita guiada a Badajoz. Departamento de la mujer DIA 13 Cuestiones de Interés 09:00 Horas: Pag. 10 Constitución de las Comisiones de Trabajo. Prevención Riesgos 09:30 Horas: Derechos y Obligaciones Comienzo de los trabajos en Ponencias. Laborales 14:30 Horas: Comida. durante la situación de baja laboral 16:30 Horas: Reanudación de los trabajos de las Comisiones. 18:30 Horas: Plenario para exposición y aprobación, si proce- Pag. 11 de de los dictámenes de los Grupos de Trabajo. Apuntes jurídicos 21:30 Horas: Cena. Conceptos básicos de pre- vención y lucha contra el DIA 14. fuego Pag. 12/13 Temas de Interés 09:00 Horas: Proclamación de Candidaturas profesional 11:00 Horas: Votación a los Organos de Dirección El Señor de los Anillos 11:30 Horas: Proclamación de Resultados. 12:00 Horas: Clausura. Pag. 14/15 14:00 Horas: Intervención del Sº General de FeS-UGT. Ocio 3 Programa VI Congreso de Unidad Progresista Los días 30 de noviembre y 1 de diciembre se celebró en el Centro de Recursos Educativos "Antonio Vicente Mosquete" (Madrid) el VI Congreso de la Unidad Progresista (UP), agrupación electoral mayoritaria en los órganos de gobierno de la ONCE L CONGRESO SE HA CARACTERIZADO POR EL en España y en Europa del movimiento asociativo de E ALTO nivel de participación y el respaldo de los discapacitados. principales partidos políticos y sindicatos que han pres- El debate del Congreso estuvo centrado en tres puntos tado su apoyo a una renovada Ejecutiva Estatal que principalmente: reafirma en su Presidencia a Mario Loreto Sanz y a Andrés Ramos como Secretario General. u Mejorar el funcionamiento interno. La labor a realizar en los próximos cuatro años se resu- me en las 8 ponencias aprobadas en este Congreso: Estrategia; Órganos Representativos; Juego; u Implantar las nuevas tecnologías para Servicios Sociales; Asuntos Económicos, los discapacitados. Recursos Humanos y Estructura de la ONCE; CEOSA; Fundación ONCE y Estatutos. u Llevar a la opinión pública una imagen Representantes de diferentes formaciones políticas transparente de la labor de la ONCE, con nacionales y de la principal fuerza sindical, UGT, res- una información completa, clara y precisa sobre cómo y en qué se invierten sus paldaron en todo momento el objetivo del Congreso recursos. de potenciar a la ONCE como modelo de referencia 4 Revisión Económica 2003 u ARTICULO 41.- Jornada de trabajo. La jornada de trabajo para el año 2003, será de 1793 horas anuales, a razón de 163 horas mensuales. 2003 2004 u ARTICULO 42.- Horas extraor- dinarias.- Para las categorías del LABORABLES FESTIVOS LABORABLES FESTIVOS personal operativo, el importe de VIGILANTE DE SEGURIDAD CON ARMA 6.96 6.96 7.10 7.10 las horas extraordinarias para el año VIGILANTE DE SEGURIDAD SIN ARMA 6.64 6.64 7.10 7.10 2003 será el que figura en el vigen- te convenio colectivo: RESTO DEL PERSONAL IPC REAL AL 31/12/02 IPC REAL AL 31/12/03 u ARTICULO 44.- Descanso anual com- u ARTÍCULO 70 a) Quinquenios para 2003, sus importes pensatorio.- Los trabajadores que reali- serán los que figuran en la siguiente tabla: cen su jornada laboral en la noche del 24 al 25 de Diciembre, así como la noche del 31 de Diciembre al 1 de Enero, percibirán TABLA DE ACTUALIZACIÓN DE QUINQUENIOS AÑO 2003 en el año 2003 una compensación eco- CATEGORÍAS VALOR QUINQUENIO nómica de 56.25 . EUROS PESETAS PERSONAL OPERATIVO ... ... u ARTICULO 71 a) Plus de Peligrosidad: A) HABILITADO ... ... Los vigilantes de seguridad de vigilancia VIGILANTE DE SEGURIDAD. 29.81 4.960 PTS. cuando realicen un servicio con arma de fuego reglamentaria percibirán un Plus de Peligrosidad de 128, 42 al mes o un precio por hora de 0.79 con un máximo u PLUS DE TRABAJO NOCTURNO: Los Valores de Hora de 163 horas. Nocturna para los Vigilantes de Seguridad durante el 2003 serán los siguientes. TABLA DE ACTUALIZACIÓN DE VALORES HORAS NOCTURNAS u ARTICULO 71 b) Plus de Escolta: Para el 2003 se establece el Plus de Escolta en 187.51 .(31.199 pts) CATEGORÍAS VALOR HORA NOCTURNA EUROS PESETAS PERSONAL OPERATIVO ... ... u ARTICULO 71 f) Plus de Radioscopia aeropor- tuaria: El nuevo importe para este Plus será de 1,07 A) HABILITADO ..
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