Underground workers at the Spaç mine have launched a strong protest this week, gathering in the early hours of the morning at the company's main entrance.
The miners are demanding official recognition of the union and the signing of a collective labor contract, which they believe are necessary to guarantee better working conditions and their rights.
On the other hand, the Turkish company " Tete Albania ", which administers the mine, has not yet given any signal about starting dialogue with employee representatives.
The lack of communication has increased dissatisfaction among the miners, who express their determination to continue the protest until their demands are met.
The situation highlights the ongoing tensions in the mining sector and the need for immediate solutions to protect workers' rights.
What is known so far:
The employees of the Spaç mine are demanding legal recognition of the union they created and the signing of a collective agreement, which they believe would ensure fair wages, better working conditions, and protection from abuse.
They accuse the Turkish company " Tete Albania " of ignoring the workers' demands and putting pressure on miners who join the protest.
Meanwhile, authorities have not yet issued an official response to the allegations of violence and the detentions of miners.