Ecopetrol Files Collective Labor Claim

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(Energy Analytics Institute, Ian Silverman, 28.Jun.2018) – Colombia’s state oil company has filed a collective labor agreement claim with the Ministry of Labor.

As prescribed by law, signatories of collective labor agreements are authorized to state their intentions to amend them through a claim and, if petitions are filed by the unions, the company, in this case Ecopetrol, and the union organizations would have to initiate negotiations for a new collective labor agreement, reported the company in an official statement.

The collective labor agreement between Ecopetrol and its direct employees is for a four (4) year period that began in 2014 and expires on June 30, 2018. Therefore, as explained in the paragraph above, the purpose of the claim filed by Ecopetrol is to state its intention to modify certain provisions of the agreement, consistent with the company’s growth and future prospects.

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