New work conditions have skyrocketed the retirement requests of employees with highly technical and hard-to-fill positions. Workers’ leaders warn that the system’s reliability is at stake.
New work conditions have skyrocketed the retirement requests of employees with highly technical and hard-to-fill positions. Workers’ leaders warn that the system’s reliability is at stake.
The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) operational crisis would reach unsuspected levels in the short term with the sudden retirement of –at least- 600 employees with technical and specialized jobs, plus the possibility of another 700 retirement requests and the resignation of those workers looking for better employment conditions abroad.
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