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UIA Reports Significant Progress in Water Authority Classification and Pay Plan Negotiations

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UIA Reports Significant Progress in Water Authority Classification and Pay Plan Negotiations
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The Authentic Independent Union of Puerto Rico's Water and Sewer Authority (UIA-AAA) announced significant progress in negotiations regarding the Classification and Compensation Plan (PCR) for unionized workers. The breakthrough occurred during a meeting held Thursday with the Department of Labor and Human Resources. This development marks an important step in resolving labor disputes affecting essential water and sanitation services that are critical to public health infrastructure across Puerto Rico. The negotiations aim to ensure fair compensation and proper job classifications for the workforce maintaining vital utilities.

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