The small company Vladcontrol S.U.R.L is the first Form of Non-State Management (FGNE, in Spanish) in Las Tunas to sign the Collective Labor Agreement (CCT, in Spanish) tempered to the norms of Law 189 of 2026 (Labor Code) and as part of its implementation in this territory of the Cuban east.
At the signing ceremony and before the collective, the industrial engineer Marianela Domenech Alarcón, general secretary of the trade union section, highlighted the importance of having this legal tool that governs relations between employers and employees in a framework of adherence to law.
Both Marianela and the engineer at Automática Vladimir Góngora Carreras, the sole partner of this private entity, recognize that the act is an important step in the aspirations to continue perfecting the collective work and to do so in full harmony with the interests of both parties, and local development.
Agree that it is also the fulfillment of the requirements of the recently proclaimed Labor Code, whose updating includes in its articles, in addition, matters related to the work of the new actors incorporated into the economic scene in Cuba: Small and medium-sized enterprises, non-agricultural cooperatives, self-employed workers.
Jorge Antonio Rojas Velázquez, member of the Provincial Secretariat of the CTC, stressed that owning the CCT is very beneficial for administrative and trade union directorates, and of course for workers, because it proclaims the duties and rights of workers and managers of the business organization in institutional management.
The labor leader detailed among the issues agreed those related to the work regime, working hours and individual protection means; and emphasized the importance of maintaining a permanent assessment of their compliance in trade union assemblies.
He said that before the drafting of the final document was created the negotiation commission with representatives of management and the union, who met the joint priorities and that then the written version was presented to the workers, which augurs a future of success for this small private sector enterprise.
Vladcontrol S.U.R.L is now one year and two months old and its 12 members are affiliated with the Communications, Informatics and Electronics Union (Sntcie, in Spanish), and have presence in issues related to automatics in various sectors and entities in Las Tunas and other provinces of the country.
González Góngora stated that they have provided services in the installation of solar panels, repair of optical fiber, rehabilitation of the plastic packaging processing machine belonging to the soft drink factory in the city of Las Tunas and the rehabilitation of play equipment at the bowling alley in Holguín, among other works that benefit local development programs.
Ana Ivis García Rodríguez, secretary of the Provincial Bureau of Sntcie, congratulated the collective for the quality of the CCT, and called on them to make it a guide to their daily work and to the systematic analysis of its impact on the improvement of living and working conditions of the members.
