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Argentine activist

Sergio Aladio is an Argentine union leader and activist. He is the current general secretary of the Santa Fe Truckers Union.

Early life

Born in Bernal, Argentina, a suburb of Buenos Aires, Aladio relocated to Santa Fe at the age of 14 and began working in the trucking industry at 17 as an assistant to truck drivers, a role colloquially referred to as an "owl."

Career

Aladio's career progressed from an entry-level position to union delegate, and eventually, he became a member of the Santa Fe Truckers Union during Marcelo Dainotto's leadership.

In April 2014, the National Federation of Truck Drivers initiated a legal battle against the Santa Fe Truckers Union. The conflict reached a significant point in 2020 when Chamber I of the National Chamber of Labor Appeals ruled in favor of an intervention against the Santa Fe Union, despite an appeal. However, following an extraordinary appeal by Aladio, the Supreme Court of Argentina overturned the decision in February 2024, effectively ending the Santa Fe Union's affiliation with the National Federation after nearly a decade of litigation.

In 2016, despite opposition from factions within the union, Aladio was elected as its head. He subsequently led the union to disaffiliate from the national federation, asserting its autonomy. This decision came amidst a broader context of political and labor disputes, including attempts by Hugo Moyano to establish a rival union in Santa Fe in 2019.

In 2020, Aladio was re-elected as the leader of the Santa Fe Truckers Union.

Aladio is known for initiating a proposal to amend Agreement 40/89, which governs automotive freight transportation, with the introduction of a severance fund specifically for Santa Fe truck drivers. The fund would be sustained by a 3 percent monthly contribution from employers, intended to accumulate interest and assist in financing severance payments.

References

  1. ^ "Quién es Sergio Aladio, el sindicalista que desafía el poder de Hugo Moyano". Un Mundo Sin Mordaza. January 3, 2021.
  2. "Aladio y el control de precios: "Nuestra función es el control del trabajo no registrado"". La Capital.
  3. "Un sindicalista santafesino expuso en una reconocida universidad estadounidense". La Capital.
  4. ^ Carpena, Por Ricardo (January 3, 2021). "De acompañar a los choferes para cebarles mate a ser el único opositor interno de Hugo Moyano: quién es el sindicalista que desafía el poder del líder de Camioneros". Infobae.
  5. ^ "Revés para Moyano en la Corte: avalan la desafiliación del Sindicato de Camioneros de Santa Fe de la Federación Nacional". LA NACION. February 22, 2024.
  6. ^ Santoro, Daniel (February 22, 2024). "Revés para los Moyano en la Corte: quedó firme la desafiliación de la seccional de Santa Fe a la Federación de Camioneros". Clarín.
  7. "La Corte Suprema dejó firme la desafiliación del sindicato de Santa Fe de la Federación Nacional de Camioneros". infobae. February 22, 2024.
  8. "Sergio Aladio fue reelegido en el Sindicato de Camioneros de Santa Fe y se consolida como "caudillo", lejos de Moyano". El Litoral.
  9. ^ "El rival de los Moyano en Camioneros modifica el convenio colectivo y crea un fondo de cese laboral". La Nacion. November 10, 2023.
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