WILLEMSTAD.- According to public discussions on the sale of the UTS Communications Company, the negotiations with Liberty Latin America are generating a little more clarity in the conditions of sale every day. Meanwhile it could be said with amplitude and certainty, that the only company that will not pass for Liberty in the sale, is TeleCuraçao. The rest of all the other daughter companies of UTS, are of interest to Liberty.
As Liberty Latin America is negotiating to buy both UTS Curaçao and UTS St. Martin. The Telecommunications Commission of St. Martin also agreed to sell 10% of UTS St. Martin. Along with this, they have two sister companies, daughters of UTS such as two data centers. TDS and some other companies, among others, placement of fiber optic cables that is part of the negotiations to reach an agreement on the purchase and sale of 100% of the shares.
However, under the “No Disclosure” layer, neither the shareholders, nor the Board of Commissioners, nor the Commissions that are negotiating the sale, issue any official information on the conditions of sale that are in the negotiations. Consequently, this causes the increase of tension in the company.
The workers are insecure about what the future will bring them, what types of work guarantees they have, and that the labor conditions that the union representatives negotiated for them will be respected. Now it seems that it is time for all the negotiations to be presented to the workers with the final result, and that they have no other option than to accept them without objection.
