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Union chief questions bottle machines' impact
The article focused on the position of Shahatah Al-Moqaddas, the head of the sanitation workers' union, regarding the system of collecting plastic bottles in exchange for financial incentives or points. He emphasized that the union does not oppose the idea of development itself, but rather the way it is being implemented, which involves not effectively integrating sanitation workers. Workers are facing difficulties in collecting garbage from residential apartments due to pollution and because the process yields no financial benefit for them. Al-Moqaddas expressed concern that the daily wage for workers under this system, which amounts to about 1,500 pounds after operational deductions, does not cover their expenses. He clarified that this raises questions about how they can provide for their families. He stressed the necessity for sanitation workers to be part of the development process so they can perform their duties with adequate financial compensation and efficiency. Additionally, he underscored the importance that those designing the system ensure workers receive fair pay for supervising garbage collection operations, in a manner that preserves their dignity and interests.
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