Ricardo Suñé
Ricardo Suñé was a prominent figure in the early labor movement for bank employees in Argentina. He played a crucial role in the establishment of the Asociación de Empleados de Banco in 1919, advocating for better working conditions and rights for bank workers. His leadership was instrumental in organizing the first bank workers' strike that year, which highlighted the need for collective bargaining in the banking sector. Suñé's efforts eventually contributed to significant improvements in labor conditions for bank employees, leading to the recognition of their rights and the establishment of the Día del Trabajador Bancario, celebrated annually on November 6th.
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Ricardo Suñé led the delegates of the Asociación de Empleados de Banco in their petitions to the banks.
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