Por decreto, la Ciudad también obliga a las empresas de subte, colectivos y residuos a prestar servicio cuando los gremios hagan paro

The Buenos Aires government has issued a decree mandating that subway, bus, and waste management companies continue operations even if workers' unions call for a strike. This move aligns with the national labor modernization law aimed at ensuring essential services remain uninterrupted during labor disputes. The decision underscores the city's commitment to maintaining public service reliability amid potential disruptions, highlighting the broader implications for labor relations and public trust in the transportation and waste management sectors.