Saadet Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu on his social media account on the occasion of May 1, Labor and Solidarity Day, "Respecting the sweat requires not being indifferent to this problem of our fellow workers. While our workers are struggling for a living, we will continue to fight until the end so that there is no hunger or a life below the poverty line in return for their labor," he shared.
"OUR WORKERS ARE VICTIMIZED"
Underlining that the workers cannot get their rights, Karamollaoğlu, "Today we see that our workers in return for long working hours; They are left alone with low wages, working without insurance, and not being able to take annual leave. Our workers, who lost their jobs with the closure of their workplaces, are left to struggle for a livelihood. Our female workers brothers and sisters who want to support their homes are victimized by working with a salary even less than the minimum wage below the hunger threshold," he added.
Karamollaoğlu emphasized that every worker who shed sweat should get their rights, "We want that the labor of our fellow workers, who give power to production in industry, will not be unrequited. Our workers, who contribute to production in agriculture and shed sweat in the fields, can get the real value of their sweat. Our brothers and sisters in the service sector, who have to work with a smiling face, can now earn what they deserve. Let the faces of our workers laugh not only because of their profession, but because they can get their rights! This order; Unfortunately, it leaves our workers who work in busy working hours to financial difficulties. We know that our workers, who earn their bread from different business lines, share the same livelihood when they sit at the table with their families," he said.
"OUR STRUGGLE WILL CONTINUE TILL THE END"
"Respect for forehead sweat; It requires not to be indifferent to this problem of our fellow workers. While our workers struggle for their livelihood, we are in return for their labor; We will continue to struggle to the end so that there is no life below the hunger or poverty line. I believe that when the problems we have raised here are resolved, it will be a true Labor Day. With these feelings and thoughts, we hope that the days of our workers will come as soon as possible; once again I congratulate May 1 Labor Day," Karamollaoglu added.