Three weeks after the Minister of Labor's statements, the head of the Construction Workers' Union of Marivan has strongly criticized the lack of implementation of the promises made by this ministry. According to him, construction workers are not only not recognized as hard and hazardous jobs, but they also remain in a state of uncertainty.
Workers; Victims of Officials' Indifference
The head of the Construction Workers' Union of Marivan explicitly stated that the Minister's promises regarding the recognition of hard jobs have remained mere words, and no practical action has been seen in this regard. He noted that construction workers, despite facing many difficulties, continue to be marginalized and their situation is ignored.
Why Are Promises Not Being Fulfilled?
This union official expressed regret over the current situation, emphasizing the need for serious attention to the status of workers and said: "We expect the government and the Ministry of Labor to provide specific programs to improve the conditions of workers. These promises must turn into action and stop the empty promises."
These criticisms come at a time when construction workers are always exposed to serious occupational and economic risks. Ignoring this group not only leads to a decline in their quality of life but can also have widespread social and economic repercussions.
It seems that construction workers will still have to wait for new practical and executable promises while their problems and challenges continue to increase day by day.
