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The campus of Colo Colo issued a statement this Wednesday describing as false the sayings of the president of Black and White, Aníbal Mosa, and the vice president Harold Mayne-Nicholls on the reduction of salaries to be applied in the club due to the coronavirus crisis.
Several footballers of the “Cacique” published the text on social networks where they leave pointing out that it is a lie that “the workers and officials of the club accepted the reduction of their remunerations”.
“It was an imposition and almost a threat; no one had the right to reply. We always fight for the rights of all Colo Colo workers, “adds the letter.
In turn they question several points, among which are “the leak and public reading of the players’ proposal” and “Daniel Morón’s sayings about the players’ lack of empathy”.
They also criticize that “Harold says that players cannot impose their conditions and that they must accept the only possible proposal “, affirming that “Today is not a time for impositions.”
In turn, several statements are false as: “lowering wages without refund is a national and global trend, and that is the way of relating and there is no other “.
On that “it is said that as of today the players cease to have a contractual relationship with the club and that they will go to unemployment insurance from April 1,” the squad assures that it is “false and total ignorance of the legal aspect”.
“If the clubs send us insurance, only the relationship is suspended, but the club must continue to pay contributions and other legal commitments. The contracts are still in force. “
An almost identical text was shared by the Sifup, where they also expressed their “total repudiation of the repeated lack of truth that was exposed today” at the press conference of Black and White.
Check out the Colo Colo and Sifup players post:
After Black and White’s decision to accept the employment protection law, @sifup declares: pic.twitter.com/vgG2hfLyio
– Sifup Chile (@sifup) April 23, 2020
– Julio Barroso (@ JulioBarroso5) April 23, 2020
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