Sector CCOO Media invites all professionals means a day of mobilization on November 5 to celebrate the International Day 'Stand Up for Journalism', organized by the IFJ-IFJ in 116 countries where it has affiliates.
With the slogan "Our precarious is your disinformation ' over 600,000 media workers who belong to the FIP-IFJ are invited to a day of vindication to make visible the situation we are facing most professionals communication in Spain, in Europe and most countries in the world. A situation exacerbated by the brutal economic crisis and the production model change in our industry.
To do so, "IFJ IFJ is asking us to mobilize and make visible our protest with concentrations in the doors of businesses or city hot spots and displaying the distinctive loop of newspaper reporters that identifies us as precarious in wages, in work or in our right to transmit accurate information and quality.
The goal is to make visible the precariousness that workers routinely suffer the media, as the crisis is affecting us and how the production model change and the transition from analogue to digital is undermining the employment rights of workers and of citizens to receive truthful information and quality.
addition, the call made by the FIP want to resume the collection of signatures against the precariousness of the means already started on May 7, some firms that will serve to bring governments and business to our concern about the situation facing the industry and we are not willing to be quiet before the steady decline of labor rights and the constitutional rights cut as the right to truthful information.
For all these reasons, we have your help and that you impliquéis on an issue that is of media workers but affects the entire society because 'our precarious is your disinformation. "
With the slogan "Our precarious is your disinformation ' over 600,000 media workers who belong to the FIP-IFJ are invited to a day of vindication to make visible the situation we are facing most professionals communication in Spain, in Europe and most countries in the world. A situation exacerbated by the brutal economic crisis and the production model change in our industry.
To do so, "IFJ IFJ is asking us to mobilize and make visible our protest with concentrations in the doors of businesses or city hot spots and displaying the distinctive loop of newspaper reporters that identifies us as precarious in wages, in work or in our right to transmit accurate information and quality.
The goal is to make visible the precariousness that workers routinely suffer the media, as the crisis is affecting us and how the production model change and the transition from analogue to digital is undermining the employment rights of workers and of citizens to receive truthful information and quality.
addition, the call made by the FIP want to resume the collection of signatures against the precariousness of the means already started on May 7, some firms that will serve to bring governments and business to our concern about the situation facing the industry and we are not willing to be quiet before the steady decline of labor rights and the constitutional rights cut as the right to truthful information.
For all these reasons, we have your help and that you impliquéis on an issue that is of media workers but affects the entire society because 'our precarious is your disinformation. "
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