CCOO will ask Imanol Pradales to prioritize the social agenda and prevent the labor conflict from “criminalizing,” and LAB will dignify public services and improve salaries
The lehendakari, Imanol Pradalescontinues this Monday with LABORATORY And CCOO, the round of contacts that has started with the various social agents.
The first appointment is from 10:00 am with LABORATORY and the general coordinator of the union, Garbiñe Aranburu, and Xabier Ugartemendia as head of public services at the union headquarters will attend the meeting.
This union has already announced that it will convey to Pradales the “urgency” of dignifying public services and improving salaries, and in particular LAB will influence its proposal to introduce a minimum wage of 1,600 euros.
After that meeting Pradales will meet, starting at 12:00 CCOO, the union led by Loli García, which has already announced that it will demand that the Lehendakari avoid the “criminalizing narrative” of the labor conflict and prioritize the social agenda.
During the meeting, which will be attended by the general secretary of the union and Iñigo Garduño, coordinator of the public space and general secretary of the Health Federation, the union, in addition to influencing the defense of the autonomous agreements, will emphasize the need to implement a new productive model, recover the Osakidetza sectoral table, negotiate improvements in the system, take urgent measures to address the housing problem and design a new tax system.
Last Friday, Pradales began meetings with the unions with the largest representation in Euskadi and ELA, the majority trade union centre in Euskadi, was the first to open this round, after the Lehendakari with political parties and also with unions in the health sector and vocational schools.
With the meeting with THE A, Eleven years of lack of dialogue between the union and a lehendakari were broken, since the last meeting in 2013 with Iñigo Urkullu.
Of UGT Euskadi has not yet set a date for a meeting and with Confebask This is scheduled for July 24th.
Source: EITB
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