The trade union ELA has called for a seven-day strike and has announced “intensification of the conflict” if the employer and the Provincial Council do not negotiate.
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Workers of Bizkaia residences demonstrated in Bilbao this Saturday, called by ELA, at “the adjustment of the relationship between staff and public housing and decent conditions”. The protest ended for the Provincial Council of Bizkaia with “a loud whistle” to express their “anger” at the “indifference” of the formal institution to “the serious situation” in the centers.
The mobilization was carried out in the first of the seven strike days that ELA has declared, until next Friday, December 23. For this Sunday, the workers have planned caravans in the different regions of Bizkaia.
As explained by the union, the workers make the Provincial Council jointly responsible “for quality service is not guaranteed“, and they denounce that “it bets on the privatization of healthcare and companies allow precarious working and care conditions“.
escalation of conflicts
Within this framework, they have ensured that if they have to repeat a strike, as with the previous agreement with more than 377 days of unemploymentThey will and have emphasized that “being a woman and being professionally devoted to care is synonymous with insecurity and invisibility of institutions and employers”.
ELA has announced that it will “intensify the conflict” if the employers’ association and the Bizkaia Provincial Council do not negotiate to “reach a rapid solution, with the similar to IFAthe improvement of the ratio with the recruitment of personnel and bills from day one among other things.”
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Source: EITB
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