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The Banking, Insurance and General Workers’ Union (BIGWU) has accused the CEPEP Company Limited and the Government of disguising an employment relationship to deny 11,500 workers their lawful rights.
In a statement issued yesterday, BIGWU said the mass dismissal of workers on June 27, following the termination of 300 CEPEP contractors, was not merely an administrative decision but a “human crisis.”
The union said CEPEP’s position that the workers were employed by contractors and not the company itself was “false” and amounted to “disguised employment.”
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