On November 21st, the negotiations between the mayor of Sabin City and the strike worker representatives failed to make any valuable progress. The workers' demands exceeded the bottom line of both the mayor and the capitalists' representatives involved in the negotiation.
They demanded higher wages, fewer working hours, and better welfare benefits.
If only one of these aspects were discussed, or if the demands for each project were minor, it wouldn't be a big problem. Just like the workers from the water supply company, their demands were not excessive, thus forming a basis for an agreement.
However, the demands of these strike worker representatives were too much. The most ridiculous one was a worker representative asking to reduce the weekly working hours from the original sixty hours to fifty hours, along with a 5% increase in wages, and the need for meat and fresh fruits at lunch daily.
