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It is on the human level and union life that we considered it very useful to return to the subject. Minister Mourad Adjel has, each time, during his interventions, insisted on the recruitment and training of staff who will carry out the daily tasks of the two directorates and agencies which will see the light of day with the evolution of the two delegated wilayas to the stage of autonomous or full wilayas. It was at this moment that local correspondents understood the presence of the new secretary general of the National Federation of Electricity and Gas Industries Workers (Fntieg) in this case
Mr. Mohamed Abdelfattah Ouled Naoui. Each time the subject of recruitment is discussed by the minister, he stares at the trade unionist as if to say: “The commitments made with you, we will ensure together that they are respected and applied”.
Honestly, we couldn’t believe it. The current unions are old hands, septuagenarians and sometimes octogenarians moving with difficulty and occupying positions blocking any initiative surviving on the life annuity of their retirement pension and a bonus offered by business leaders like those who pump out 25 or even 28 million as consultants or advisors to CEOs.
Returning to the representatives of Sonelgaz workers and its concubines constituting this federation which is not part of this lot of mediocrity. During the visit to the Ain Oussera hybrid power plant, workers were invited to pose for a souvenir photo with their minister. Subsequently they rushed to join the secretary general of the Fntieg. They sort of attacked him, embraced him, kissed him and they surrounded him and posed together for the souvenir photo in front of the sun for the right light without overexposure which risked burning the souvenir photo. This is how the summits remain perrin as long as the base is made up of efficient staff recruited transparently.
Djilali Harfouche