LAB, Steilas, CC. OO., ELA and UGT claim lower ratios, less agency work, less work pressure and recovery of purchasing power.
Euskaraz irakurri: Nafarroako irakaskuntza publikoko 10,000 langileak grebara deitu dituzte apirilaren 3an
The labor unions LAB, Steilas, CC. OO., ELA and UGT have announced another day of strike in Navarre on April 3, calling on more than 10,000 teachers from different levels of public education.
Claims run through a fall in proportions at all stages, reduce transience “real” below 8%, reduce the “overload” of work with more resources and regain purchasing power after a 20% loss since 2010, which requires salary improvements, the adjustment of labor levels to the Bologna Plan qualifications and a professional career for all.
It is a second mobilization this course – the previous one was on February 15 – by feeling that their representation in the Sector Table has been “completely ignored” during “the whole legislature” and turned into an “advisory body” instead of being “the negotiating space” that “legitimate” matches it.
“We firmly believe that meeting these demands, in addition to improving teachers’ working conditions, will have a direct impact on a substantial improvement in the public services they provide,” spokespersons for the five unions said in a statement. law in which they read a joint communiqué emphasizing that “education is the most important tool to improve society” and therefore “we should pamper it for a while”. greater social justice“.
For this reason, they have encouraged the rest of the trade union organizations and other agents of the education community to join the strike on April 3 and have called on the Navarre government to “real negotiations at the lawfully established tables”, because “as long as there is no negotiation and demands are not addressed” will continue the dynamics of mobilizations.
In response to the journalists, Pilar García (CC. OO. ) indicated that “on the 15th the strike was quite powerfulthe follow-up was mostly by the education sector, rather than the health and core, and yet we have not received a response, we have not been called. “We have a legislature without negotiation and we have always been told the same thing, that there there is no more money and that the budget items cannot be increased”.
In this sense, they have indicated that they expect the strike to have a major impact “monitoring at least equal to or greater than the previous one”. “In this case, it is a strike where we have only called for the education sector. Precisely to give this sector more visibility, we have distanced ourselves from the strike in the health sector,” he stressed.
Source: EITB
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