The union representing workers who obtained guarantees during a nine-day march from Eskişehir to Ankara said that commitments made under the sponsorship of three ministries have not been fulfilled.
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The Independent Mine-Labor union announced that Doruk Mining workers, who received promises that their outstanding wages would be paid during their march from Eskişehir to Ankara, will resume action. Following the initial nine-day campaign, the union disclosed to the public that the commitments made to workers have not been implemented.
Workers at Doruk Mining carried out an extended march from Eskişehir to Ankara due to long-overdue wages and outstanding claims. Upon reaching the capital, the workers ended their action after obtaining guarantees from three separate ministries that their claims would be paid. However, according to information reported by Cumhuriyet Gazette, the commitments in question were not fulfilled within the specified timeframe.
In response to this development, the Independent Mine-Labor union announced its decision to resume its campaign. The failure to honor state-guaranteed promises has sparked strong public criticism regarding workers' rights, and the case has once again moved to the top of the agenda.