A Mexican union is planning a strike at local pipe manufacturer Tenaris Temsa sometime in March if its requests are not met, according to a media report.
The union, known as Sindicato Nacional Unidad y Progreso, negotiates on a regular basis for increased pay and benefits under a collective contract agreement. This year workers claim increased wages should be linked to inflation.
In May 2017, Tenaris Tamsa had to add another shift to meet production levels, following a strike that led to violent demonstrations, which in turn killed two people and wounded several others.