[Previous unheard of] Sano SA strike, settled by dramatic reversal victory on the employee side

1 : 2019/09/23 (Monday) 20: 17: 17.97 ID: EgYHTVeI9.net The strike riot in Tohoku Expressway / Sano Service Area (SA), which continued from August 14th, showed rapid development. About 60 Masaki Kato who was dismissed from “Keisei Foods”, which operates Sano SA food courts, restaurants and shops, and about 60 employees who had been on strike will return to work. However, it was understood by the coverage of "Weekly Bunharu Digital". Some employees have already returned to work from 22 September. On the 39th from the start of the strike in the middle of Obon, the unprecedented situation reached a major milestone. Mr. Kato explains how the strike ended. “After the strike began, the Sano SA site was managed by a company affiliated with a company that became a social problem under the Depositary Owners Commercial Code. Our occupation was “occupied” by a contractor who became a social problem. With their abundant financial power, they were brought into endurance battles, and the winners were almost gone. I was driven to that point, but I continued to sue until the end regarding the item "No Re-entrustment" in the contract between Nexeria East Japan and Keisei Foods that oversees the service area. I have appealed, “This recruitment conflicts with this item.” (* Nexeria East Japan is a NEXCO East Japan group company that manages and operates Tohoku Expressway and lends stores to Keisei Foods) Then, from the management side through the officials, “The current management team such as President Kishi will retire and become a new president. I received a message on September 17 that I would like to return on September 22. I couldn't believe it, but I actually got back. This is an approximate background. " https://news.livedoor.com/lite/article_detail/17125437/ document.write(” + ”); Related article document.write(” + ”);