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Centro Empleados de Comercio
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Centro Empleados de Comercio de Santa Rosa - La Pampa
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Private
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1946
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Centro Empleados de Comercio (CEC) is a first-degree trade union (sindicato de primer grado) headquartered in Santa Rosa, La Pampa, Argentina, founded on October 17, 1946 and granted Gremial Personería Nº 1323 in 1972. The organization holds exclusive legal authority to represent commerce employees across the province of La Pampa and participates in national collective bargaining (paritarias) through its federation FAECYS, which negotiates wage agreements with employer chambers CAME, CAC, and UDECA. Membership is automatic for all workers employed in commerce activities in the province, with employers statutorily required to deduct 3% of affiliate salaries as union dues remitted to CEC.

CEC operates an extensive mutual services ecosystem through its wholly-owned subsidiary AMUSIM (Asociación Mutual Sindical Mercantil), constituted in 1991. AMUSIM delivers a portfolio of member benefits including a network of 9-10 pharmacies across Santa Rosa, Toay, Santa Isabel, General Acha, and General Pico operating on solidarity pricing; an optical store; the Policonsultorios AMUSIM multi-specialty medical center with clinical laboratory; the UNIT Santa Rosa Hotel, a 72-room three-star superior property opened in 2018; the Recreo Mercantil recreation complex with tennis, soccer, hockey, and bocce courts, three swimming pools, event halls, and barbecue areas on an 8-hectare site; and the Instituto 1º de Mayo evening secondary school established in 1983. AMUSIM also registered as a prepaid medical entity (RNEMP) under Law 26,682 in 2013.

The organization's revenue model rests on three recurring streams: mandatory union membership dues (3% of affiliate salaries), AMUSIM mutual membership fees open to both affiliates and non-affiliated contributors, and transaction-based revenue from pharmacy and retail operations. CEC also delivers non-commercial social benefits including annual school kits distributed to over 900 member families, vacation colonies for children ages 4-12, legal representation in labor disputes, three stages of employee housing construction totaling 496 units, and online educational programs through FAECYS. The entity maintains no proprietary technology platform beyond a basic union-dues declaration portal (SAS) for accounting firms and a public-facing CMS website; service delivery is anchored in owned physical infrastructure rather than digital channels. The organization is governed by an elected directive commission currently led by Secretary General Rodrigo Genoni.

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Centro Empleados de Comercio is a first-degree Argentine trade union founded in 1946 and headquartered in Santa Rosa, La Pampa, holding exclusive Gremial Personería Nº 1323 to represent the province's commerce employees and operating a comprehensive mutual services ecosystem via subsidiary AMUSIM spanning pharmacies, optical, medical, hotel, recreation, and education.

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Operating
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251–500
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HeadquartersSanta Rosa, La Pampa, Argentina
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Santa Rosa, La Pampa
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Argentina
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Latin America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices16 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
trade union representation, collective bargaining services, member healthcare benefits, pharmacy network, mutual association services
NAICS code1 code
  • Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations813930
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
Product category
Trade Union Services and Member Benefits
Social media profiles2 records
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model3 records
1Union Membership Dues (Cuota Sindical)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

CEC generates revenue through mandatory union dues deducted from employee salaries. According to historical records, employers are required to retain 3% of affiliates' salaries as union fees. This is the primary funding source for the union's operations, services, and member benefits.

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2AMUSIM Mutual Membership Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

AMUSIM, the union's mutual association, provides services to both affiliated employees and non-commerce workers who join through monthly contributions. Non-affiliated individuals can join AMUSIM by paying a monthly fee to access all benefits and services offered.

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3Pharmacy and Retail Operations
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

The 10 AMUSIM pharmacies across Santa Rosa, Toay, Santa Isabel, General Acha, and General Pico operate as service points offering solidarity pricing (precios solidarios) to members, generating revenue through pharmaceutical sales while providing discounted medications and perfumery products.

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Marketing channels4 records

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Distribution channels6 records

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Cost components6 values
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D
Pricing details1 tier
1Union Membership - Automatic for Commerce Employees
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Union dues are automatically deducted by employers at 3% of employee salary, as mandated by Resolution from the National Directorate of Union Associations (October 21, 1982). No direct payment required from employees - deductions handled by employer.

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1AMUSIM
Description

Mutual association of Centro Empleados de Comercio providing pharmacy, optical, hotel, health, and recreational services to members

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Centro Empleados de Comercio (CEC) is a first-degree trade union (sindicato de primer grado) holding Gremial Personería N° 1323, representing all commerce employees in La Pampa province, Argentina. Through its wholly-owned mutual subsidiary AMUSIM, the union operates a network of pharmacies, optical stores, a multi-specialty medical center (Policonsultorios), a 72-room hotel (UNIT Santa Rosa), a recreation complex (Recreo Mercantil), and an evening secondary school (Instituto 1° de Mayo). The union conducts collective bargaining via FAECYS national federation and delivers member benefits including solidarity-priced medications, legal representation, school kits, and vacation colonies.

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Centro Empleados de Comercio (CEC) is a trade union for commercial employees in La Pampa, Argentina, operating through its mutual AMUSIM to provide a comprehensive portfolio of member services. The core offering combines union representation and collective bargaining with a network of retail healthcare services (9 pharmacies, optics, polyclinics with clinical laboratory), a 3-star hotel, recreational facilities including sports courts and swimming pools, and educational programs (evening secondary school, online courses). Additional member benefits include school supply kits, vacation camps, event venue rentals, and tourism discounts. The organization also operates a salary scale information system and an online union dues declaration portal for affiliated businesses.

Product and service13 records
1Farmacias AMUSIM
CategoryHealthcare/Retail Pharmacy
Description

A network of 9 pharmacies operated by AMUSIM mutual offering medications and perfumery products at solidarity prices (precios solidarios). Locations span Santa Rosa, Toay, Santa Isabel, General Acha, and General Pico, available to affiliated commerce employees and the broader community.

2Óptica AMUSIM
3UNIT Santa Rosa Hotel
CategoryHospitality
Description

Three-star superior hotel operated by AMUSIM with 72 rooms, buffet breakfast, free WiFi, event spaces, and the Cuatro Esquinas Resto Bar restaurant, available to union members and general public.

4Policonsultorios AMUSIM
CategoryHealthcare Services
Description

Multi-specialty medical center offering psychology, dentistry, traumatology, gynecology, pediatrics, clinical laboratory, and pedicure services to members at discounted rates.

5Recreo Mercantil
CategoryRecreation/Sports
Description

Recreational complex featuring tennis, football, hockey, and bocce courts, 3 swimming pools, event halls, barbecue areas, and park facilities, available to members with discounted access.

6Instituto 1° de Mayo
CategoryEducation
Description

Evening secondary school for commerce employees to complete their studies, plus vocational training courses, operating Monday to Friday 19:00-23:00.

7AMUSIM Saludable
CategoryHealthcare/Wellness
Description

Health and wellness center offering health promotion services and structured activities through AMUSIM for member well-being.

8Actividades Deportivas (Deportivo CEC)
CategorySports/Recreation
Description

Organized sports activities program including hockey, tennis, functional training, football, seniors activities, acrogym, and yoga for union members and their families.

9Colonia de Vacaciones
CategoryRecreation/Childcare
Description

Summer vacation program for members' children ages 4-12 featuring swimming, sports activities, workshops, and camping activities during school holidays.

10Kit Escolar
CategorySocial Benefits
Description

Annual distribution of free school supply kits for affiliated members' children in primary school (grades 1-6), including uniforms (guardapolvos), backpacks, and school supplies, with over 900 kits distributed annually.

11Cursos Online FAECYS
CategoryEducation/Training
Description

Online professional training courses offered through FAECYS federation covering Microsoft Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, financial management, payroll, accounting, and database fundamentals for union members.

12Carga tu CV
CategoryEmployment Services
Description

Online CV submission platform where job seekers in the commerce sector can register their resumes to be considered for employment opportunities through CEC's network.

13AMUSIM (Asociación Mutual Sindical Mercantil)
CategoryMutual Association Services
Description

The wholly-owned mutual association of Centro Empleados de Comercio providing healthcare, pharmacy, optical, hotel, recreation, and social services to union members and mutual subscribers through monthly contributions.

Scale indicator6 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-01
Description

FAECYS is the national federation that represents commerce and services employees. CEC participates in collective bargaining negotiations (paritarias) through FAECYS, which signs agreements with employer chambers (CAME, CAC, UDECA) to establish salary increases for all commerce employees nationwide.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2021-03-08
Description

AMUSIM is the mutual association of Centro Empleados de Comercio, created with the objective of mutual aid and common good. All CEC affiliates automatically become AMUSIM members. AMUSIM operates pharmacies, optics, polyclinics, hotel, and recreation facilities. Non-employees can also join AMUSIM through monthly contributions to access benefits.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2021-03-08
Description

OSECAC is the health insurance provider for commerce employees. The organization has a delegation at CEC headquarters. OSECAC coverage is provided to all affiliated commerce workers and their families.

4Comité Ejecutivo para la Lucha contra la Trata y Explotación de Personas
Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2021-03-08
Description

CEC and AMUSIM signed collaboration agreement with the Executive Committee for the Fight Against Human Trafficking and Exploitation. The purpose is to disseminate the national hotline 145 for reporting cases of sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and slave labor. The line operates 24/7 and is completely safe, free, and anonymous.

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5Cámara de Comercio, Industria y Producción de La Pampa (CACIP)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2019-05-01
Description

CACIP represents commerce businesses in La Pampa province. CEC maintains ongoing negotiations with CACIP on topics including commercial hours, traceability systems, year-end bonuses, and holiday scheduling. The two organizations have signed multiple agreements regarding worker benefits and commercial operations.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2019-05-01
Description

CEC signed agreement with Banco de La Pampa for installation of ATMs in the commercial area at México y Unanue, property of the commerce employees union. The bank installed two ATMs to serve clients from southern neighborhoods of Santa Rosa including Barrio 26 de Septiembre, Fonavi, Empleados de Comercio, and Plan 5,000.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2018-12-01
Description

CEC maintains a framework agreement with UNLPam for mutual cooperation. Specifically signed cooperation agreement with Faculty of Economics and Law for academic activities, joint training initiatives, and educational programs. First concrete action was a labor rights seminar titled 'Introduction to Labor Law'.

Recent move13 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Segment2 records

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Ideal customer profile1 record

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Profiles7 records

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Subsidiaries8 records

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Funding stage, Last funding date, Total funding USD

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Centro Empleados de Comercio

Trade Union Services and Member Benefitsceclapampa.com.ar

Centro Empleados de Comercio is a first-degree Argentine trade union founded in 1946 and headquartered in Santa Rosa, La Pampa, holding exclusive Gremial Personería Nº 1323 to represent the province's commerce employees and operating a comprehensive mutual services ecosystem via subsidiary AMUSIM spanning pharmacies, optical, medical, hotel, recreation, and education.

What Centro Empleados de Comercio does

Centro Empleados de Comercio (CEC) is a first-degree trade union (sindicato de primer grado) headquartered in Santa Rosa, La Pampa, Argentina, founded on October 17, 1946 and granted Gremial Personería Nº 1323 in 1972. The organization holds exclusive legal authority to represent commerce employees across the province of La Pampa and participates in national collective bargaining (paritarias) through its federation FAECYS, which negotiates wage agreements with employer chambers CAME, CAC, and UDECA. Membership is automatic for all workers employed in commerce activities in the province, with employers statutorily required to deduct 3% of affiliate salaries as union dues remitted to CEC.

CEC operates an extensive mutual services ecosystem through its wholly-owned subsidiary AMUSIM (Asociación Mutual Sindical Mercantil), constituted in 1991. AMUSIM delivers a portfolio of member benefits including a network of 9-10 pharmacies across Santa Rosa, Toay, Santa Isabel, General Acha, and General Pico operating on solidarity pricing; an optical store; the Policonsultorios AMUSIM multi-specialty medical center with clinical laboratory; the UNIT Santa Rosa Hotel, a 72-room three-star superior property opened in 2018; the Recreo Mercantil recreation complex with tennis, soccer, hockey, and bocce courts, three swimming pools, event halls, and barbecue areas on an 8-hectare site; and the Instituto 1º de Mayo evening secondary school established in 1983. AMUSIM also registered as a prepaid medical entity (RNEMP) under Law 26,682 in 2013.

The organization's revenue model rests on three recurring streams: mandatory union membership dues (3% of affiliate salaries), AMUSIM mutual membership fees open to both affiliates and non-affiliated contributors, and transaction-based revenue from pharmacy and retail operations. CEC also delivers non-commercial social benefits including annual school kits distributed to over 900 member families, vacation colonies for children ages 4-12, legal representation in labor disputes, three stages of employee housing construction totaling 496 units, and online educational programs through FAECYS. The entity maintains no proprietary technology platform beyond a basic union-dues declaration portal (SAS) for accounting firms and a public-facing CMS website; service delivery is anchored in owned physical infrastructure rather than digital channels. The organization is governed by an elected directive commission currently led by Secretary General Rodrigo Genoni.

Centro Empleados de Comercio firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Centro Empleados de Comercio
Legal name
Centro Empleados de Comercio de Santa Rosa - La Pampa
Website
https://ceclapampa.com.ar
Company type
Private
Founded year
1946
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Centro Empleados de Comercio is a first-degree Argentine trade union founded in 1946 and headquartered in Santa Rosa, La Pampa, holding exclusive Gremial Personería Nº 1323 to represent the province's commerce employees and operating a comprehensive mutual services ecosystem via subsidiary AMUSIM spanning pharmacies, optical, medical, hotel, recreation, and education.
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Where Centro Empleados de Comercio is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Santa Rosa, La Pampa
HQ country
Argentina
HQ region
Latin America

Offices16 records

Markets served

Centro Empleados de Comercio business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Union Membership Dues (Cuota Sindical): CEC generates revenue through mandatory union dues deducted from employee salaries. According to historical records, employers are required to retain 3% of affiliates' salaries as union fees. This is the primary funding source for the union's operations, services, and member benefits.
  2. AMUSIM Mutual Membership Fees: AMUSIM, the union's mutual association, provides services to both affiliated employees and non-commerce workers who join through monthly contributions. Non-affiliated individuals can join AMUSIM by paying a monthly fee to access all benefits and services offered.
  3. Pharmacy and Retail Operations: The 10 AMUSIM pharmacies across Santa Rosa, Toay, Santa Isabel, General Acha, and General Pico operate as service points offering solidarity pricing (precios solidarios) to members, generating revenue through pharmaceutical sales while providing discounted medications and perfumery products.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlyUnion Membership - Automatic for Commerce Employees

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels4 records

Centro Empleados de Comercio product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Centro Empleados de Comercio (CEC) is a first-degree trade union (sindicato de primer grado) holding Gremial Personería N° 1323, representing all commerce employees in La Pampa province, Argentina. Through its wholly-owned mutual subsidiary AMUSIM, the union operates a network of pharmacies, optical stores, a multi-specialty medical center (Policonsultorios), a 72-room hotel (UNIT Santa Rosa), a recreation complex (Recreo Mercantil), and an evening secondary school (Instituto 1° de Mayo). The union conducts collective bargaining via FAECYS national federation and delivers member benefits including solidarity-priced medications, legal representation, school kits, and vacation colonies.

Product overview

Centro Empleados de Comercio (CEC) is a trade union for commercial employees in La Pampa, Argentina, operating through its mutual AMUSIM to provide a comprehensive portfolio of member services. The core offering combines union representation and collective bargaining with a network of retail healthcare services (9 pharmacies, optics, polyclinics with clinical laboratory), a 3-star hotel, recreational facilities including sports courts and swimming pools, and educational programs (evening secondary school, online courses). Additional member benefits include school supply kits, vacation camps, event venue rentals, and tourism discounts. The organization also operates a salary scale information system and an online union dues declaration portal for affiliated businesses.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • AMUSIM: Mutual association of Centro Empleados de Comercio providing pharmacy, optical, hotel, health, and recreational services to members
  • UNIT Santa Rosa Hotel
  • Policonsultorios AMUSIM

Products and services

  • Farmacias AMUSIM A network of 9 pharmacies operated by AMUSIM mutual offering medications and perfumery products at solidarity prices (precios solidarios). Locations span Santa Rosa, Toay, Santa Isabel, General Acha, and General Pico, available to affiliated commerce employees and the broader community.
  • Óptica AMUSIM
  • UNIT Santa Rosa Hotel Three-star superior hotel operated by AMUSIM with 72 rooms, buffet breakfast, free WiFi, event spaces, and the Cuatro Esquinas Resto Bar restaurant, available to union members and general public.
  • Policonsultorios AMUSIM Multi-specialty medical center offering psychology, dentistry, traumatology, gynecology, pediatrics, clinical laboratory, and pedicure services to members at discounted rates.
  • Recreo Mercantil Recreational complex featuring tennis, football, hockey, and bocce courts, 3 swimming pools, event halls, barbecue areas, and park facilities, available to members with discounted access.
  • Instituto 1° de Mayo Evening secondary school for commerce employees to complete their studies, plus vocational training courses, operating Monday to Friday 19:00-23:00.
  • AMUSIM Saludable Health and wellness center offering health promotion services and structured activities through AMUSIM for member well-being.
  • Actividades Deportivas (Deportivo CEC) Organized sports activities program including hockey, tennis, functional training, football, seniors activities, acrogym, and yoga for union members and their families.
  • Colonia de Vacaciones Summer vacation program for members' children ages 4-12 featuring swimming, sports activities, workshops, and camping activities during school holidays.
  • Kit Escolar Annual distribution of free school supply kits for affiliated members' children in primary school (grades 1-6), including uniforms (guardapolvos), backpacks, and school supplies, with over 900 kits distributed annually.
  • Cursos Online FAECYS Online professional training courses offered through FAECYS federation covering Microsoft Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, financial management, payroll, accounting, and database fundamentals for union members.
  • Carga tu CV Online CV submission platform where job seekers in the commerce sector can register their resumes to be considered for employment opportunities through CEC's network.
  • AMUSIM (Asociación Mutual Sindical Mercantil) The wholly-owned mutual association of Centro Empleados de Comercio providing healthcare, pharmacy, optical, hotel, recreation, and social services to union members and mutual subscribers through monthly contributions.

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Segments2 records

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Centro Empleados de Comercio partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core, strategic and minor.

  • FAECYS (Federación Argentina de Empleados de Comercio y Servicios)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2026FAECYS is the national federation that represents commerce and services employees. CEC participates in collective bargaining negotiations (paritarias) through FAECYS, which signs agreements with employer chambers (CAME, CAC, UDECA) to establish salary increases for all commerce employees nationwide.
  • AMUSIM (Asociación Mutual Sindical Mercantil)coreOthers · 8 March 2021AMUSIM is the mutual association of Centro Empleados de Comercio, created with the objective of mutual aid and common good. All CEC affiliates automatically become AMUSIM members. AMUSIM operates pharmacies, optics, polyclinics, hotel, and recreation facilities. Non-employees can also join AMUSIM through monthly contributions to access benefits.
  • OSECAC (Obra Social para los Empleados de Comercio y Actividades Civiles)coreOthers · 8 March 2021OSECAC is the health insurance provider for commerce employees. The organization has a delegation at CEC headquarters. OSECAC coverage is provided to all affiliated commerce workers and their families.
  • Comité Ejecutivo para la Lucha contra la Trata y Explotación de PersonasstrategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 8 March 2021CEC and AMUSIM signed collaboration agreement with the Executive Committee for the Fight Against Human Trafficking and Exploitation. The purpose is to disseminate the national hotline 145 for reporting cases of sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and slave labor. The line operates 24/7 and is completely safe, free, and anonymous.
  • Cámara de Comercio, Industria y Producción de La Pampa (CACIP)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 May 2019CACIP represents commerce businesses in La Pampa province. CEC maintains ongoing negotiations with CACIP on topics including commercial hours, traceability systems, year-end bonuses, and holiday scheduling. The two organizations have signed multiple agreements regarding worker benefits and commercial operations.
  • Banco de La PampaminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 May 2019CEC signed agreement with Banco de La Pampa for installation of ATMs in the commercial area at México y Unanue, property of the commerce employees union. The bank installed two ATMs to serve clients from southern neighborhoods of Santa Rosa including Barrio 26 de Septiembre, Fonavi, Empleados de Comercio, and Plan 5,000.
  • Universidad Nacional de La Pampa (UNLPam)strategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 December 2018CEC maintains a framework agreement with UNLPam for mutual cooperation. Specifically signed cooperation agreement with Faculty of Economics and Law for academic activities, joint training initiatives, and educational programs. First concrete action was a labor rights seminar titled 'Introduction to Labor Law'.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves13 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Centro Empleados de Comercio competitors and assessment

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Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

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Profiles7 records

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Subsidiaries8 records

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Centro Empleados de Comercio M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Centro Empleados de Comercio

What does Centro Empleados de Comercio do?

Centro Empleados de Comercio (CEC) is a first-degree trade union (sindicato de primer grado) holding Gremial Personería N° 1323, representing all commerce employees in La Pampa province, Argentina. Through its wholly-owned mutual subsidiary AMUSIM, the union operates a network of pharmacies, optical stores, a multi-specialty medical center (Policonsultorios), a 72-room hotel (UNIT Santa Rosa), a recreation complex (Recreo Mercantil), and an evening secondary school (Instituto 1° de Mayo). The union conducts collective bargaining via FAECYS national federation and delivers member benefits including solidarity-priced medications, legal representation, school kits, and vacation colonies.

Is Centro Empleados de Comercio a public or private company?

Centro Empleados de Comercio is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Centro Empleados de Comercio founded?

Centro Empleados de Comercio was founded in 1946. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Centro Empleados de Comercio based?

Centro Empleados de Comercio is headquartered in Santa Rosa, La Pampa, Argentina, in the Latin America region.

How does Centro Empleados de Comercio make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Union Membership Dues (Cuota Sindical) is the primary driver. The others are AMUSIM Mutual Membership Fees and pharmacy and Retail Operations.

Does Centro Empleados de Comercio have an API?

No public API is recorded for Centro Empleados de Comercio.

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