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Unions Call for Mobilizations and Make Friends with an Official Strike if There Is No Wage Agreement
Labour conflict is growing in the public sector. The main public service unions — UGT, CCOO and CSIF — raise the stakes and threaten to go on a civil service strike before the end of the year if the government does not agree to negotiate a new wage increase for the country’s 3.5 million public employees. This has been transmitted by the three power stations in a joint communiqué released Monday morning. Mobilizations will begin at the end of thi…
UGT, CCOO and CSIF begin a calendar of mobilizations throughout Spain in protest at the blockade of the collective bargaining of the Ministry of Public Service, which keeps the payrolls of public sector professionals, including health professionals, frozen, and prevents a new wage agreement, among other improvements in working conditions: "We already warned last September the three organizations that represent more than 80 percent of public pers…
The CCOO, UGT and CSIF unions have organized a calendar of mobilizations that will begin on October 30 with a rally throughout Spain to demand improvements for public employees and warn that, if they do not sit down and negotiate, they will call a national strike in December. At a joint press conference held this Tuesday, the leaders of the public area of the three unions have called on the government to open a negotiating table “to guarantee th…
The trade union organizations CCOO, UGT and CSIF will begin on October 30, a day after the anniversary of the DANA of the end of 2024, their calendar of mobilizations in the government subdelegations of all the provinces of Spain and in Madrid at the doors of the Ministry of Public Service to demand a new wage agreement and have warned that "pressure" and "tension" will increase.This has been indicated by the coordinator of the Public Area of CC…
The unions CCOO, UGT and CSIF have called for mobilizations on October 30 throughout Spain to demand that the government sit down to negotiate a new wage agreement for public employees and advance that they will go to the first general strike of officials in the term of Pedro Sánchez next December if the minister Óscar López does not call them to a Social Dialogue Table.
The Executive has complied with the increases that were agreed for the years 2022, 2023 and 2024; but by 2025 the salaries have been frozen.More information: The attorney general of the TJUE sees legal that Spain rejects the automatic conversion of interims into civil servants.
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