Workers at Ağaç AŞ, affiliated with İBB, who say they were dismissed due to a security investigation, announced that they will continue the struggle until they return to work. The workers stated that they resisted for 23 days and will resume their paused protests.
The workers claimed that an untrue reason was used for their dismissal. They said they briefly paused the resistance after the absolute nullity decision against CHP, but no steps were taken in their favor during this period.
Highlights
- Workers said they were dismissed due to a security investigation.
- The resistance lasted 23 days, followed by a short break.
- It was stated that requests for meetings were not answered.
- Workers mentioned that new dismissals were made for similar reasons.
- It was announced that the protests will continue until reinstatement is achieved.
The resistance is restarting
Although the workers paused the protests, they said there was no positive development for them, which strengthened their decision to take to the streets again. The statement emphasized that the resistance will continue until they return to their jobs.
The dismissed workers stated that the process was not limited to them alone, and that new colleagues were also dismissed for the same reasons. They expressed that this situation made their demands even more urgent.
Meeting requests went unanswered
The workers also said that their requests for meetings with officials were fruitless. In their statements, they argued that the allegations against them did not reflect the truth and that the dismissals were unfair.
According to the protesters, the process is not just a matter of dismissal; it has turned into a struggle around the demands for reinstatement, justice, and the right to work. The workers said they will not back down and will be back in the field.
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