Strike at Sidor comes to an end

Tuesday, 11 November 2003 14:36:00 (GMT+3)   |  

Strike at Sidor comes to an end

According to the latest news in the market, the strike at Venezuelan steel producer Siderurgica del Orinoco (Sidor) came to an end, as the company and the local union Sutiss reached an agreement. The strike, which was materialized through go-slow in operations, started in the middle of October and the company officials stated that on the condition that an agreement is reached with the local union, the problem with the workers would be settled, as previously reported by SteelOrbis. According to certain sources, the estimated cost of the strike is around $8 million.

Tags:

Similar articles

India’s JSW Steel sees 15% rise in consolidated crude steel output in May 2026

09 Jun | Steel News

Ukrainian steelmakers fear severe impact from upcoming EU safeguard measures

09 Jun | Steel News

Fire at Tata Steel UK’s Port Talbot plant temporarily halts hot strip mill operations

09 Jun | Steel News

China’s steel exports down 8.1% in Jan-May, but up 8.9% in May 2026 from Apr

09 Jun | Steel News

Atlas Tube and Maruichi USA to form joint venture

09 Jun | Steel News

Major steel and raw material futures prices in China - June 9, 2026

09 Jun | Longs and Billet

TYASA launches first phase of special steel project in Mexico

09 Jun | Steel News

Ukraine reports 6.1 percent decrease in pig iron output for Jan-May 2026

09 Jun | Steel News

S&P Global: Higher US steel tariffs reshape trade flows but investment response remains limited

09 Jun | Steel News

UK’s several steel import quotas near exhaustion in last quota period

09 Jun | Steel News