Grain trading house Cargill has halted operations at two grain crushing facilities in Argentina due to multiple strikes by employees protesting layoffs. The company said it's unable to guarantee safe conditions due to the frequent and intermittent strikes in various areas of operations and felt obligated to halted operations at Labor Ministry and Bahia Blanca until 10 April. The strikes started after Cargill announced that it would lay off a "limited group" of workers and restructure part of its operation in Argentina.
Grain trading house Cargill has halted operations at two grain crushing facilities in Argentina due to multiple strikes by employees protesting layoffs. The company said it's unable to guarantee safe conditions due to the frequent and intermittent strikes in various areas of operations and felt obligated to halted operations at Villa Gobernador Galvez and Bahia Blanca until 10 April. The strikes started after Cargill announced that it would lay off a "limited group" of workers and restructure part of its operation in Argentina.