Public notice for extension of CARRISTUR collective agreement
The Regional Government announced its intention to extend the collective agreement of the transport company CARRISTUR, opening a 10-day period for objections.
The Regional Secretariat for Inclusion, Work and Youth has made public a notice regarding the draft ordinance for the extension of the company agreement of CARRISTUR - Inovação em Transportes Urbanos e Regionais, Sociedade Unipessoal Lda..
The agreement in question was signed with the Federação dos Sindicatos de Transportes e Comunicações - FECTRANS and published in the Boletim do Trabalho e Emprego (Labour and Employment Bulletin). If approved, the extension would apply the conditions of this agreement to all CARRISTUR workers in Madeira who are not represented by the signing union.
Under the law, interested parties – individuals or legal entities that may be affected by the decision – have a period of 10 days, counted from the publication of this notice, to submit a reasoned objection in writing.
This public consultation process is a legal requirement before the final issuance of the extension ordinance, which will have effects limited to the territory of the Autonomous Region of Madeira.
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