Alert on new gas cut-off at Civil and Commercial Courthouse

The Judiciary Association of Buenos Aires warns die again The building where the civil courts are located, at Almirante Brown 1771.

They put union president Alfredo Méndez in charge of exercising supervisory powers and the president of the Supreme Court, Sergio Torres, “to take all necessary measures to provide heating,” they said in a statement. In the headquarters building of the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th courts of civil and commercial jurisdictions, “the physical and mental integrity of judicial workers must be guaranteed,” said the report.

“Heating is critical for winter work, as a lack of ambient temperature required for these purposes can lead to illnesses such as colds, flu, pneumonia or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease,” they added.

“While this situation persists, given the intrusive nature of remote work, AJB requests that administrative leave be ordered, or that remote work be provided for those whose personal, family and financial circumstances are able to use the above-mentioned working methods, and express consent. There is a privacy aspect to this form of assignment,” they confirmed from AJB.

“As happened at the Brown 2241 Precinct building in 2013, last Saturday, Camuzzi Gas Pampeana cut off the gas supply due to the alleged loss and lack of necessary heating to work in the cold weather, it is our responsibility to cause awaits an urgent response,” they said.

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