Trade unions describe the strike as a success, while the Navarrese government estimates the follow-up at 21.3%

The labor unions The organizers of the strike taking place this Monday in public education in Navarre (LAB, Steilas, CCOO, ELA and UGT) have described it as a “good luck” the mobilization and urged the government of Navarre to negotiate an improvement of her Terms of employment.

They left Pamplona on the occasion of the strike four columns of demonstrators from Cuatro Vientos, Barañain, Mendillorri and Txantrea, who gathered in front of the Ministry of Education of the government of Navarre.

The concentrates carried banners with slogans such as “Negoziazioa Orain”, “For quality public education”, “Same work, same conditions. No to discrimination!” and “Stability! Quality education”, while chanting slogans such as “Military spending on schools and hospitals”, “Temping work, labor disaster”, “Twenty years temporary, something is being done wrong” and “Gimeno, if not lower the ratio, you looks at the patio”.

At the meeting, Isabel Fernández, from UGThas informed the media that the first day of the strike on February 15 “has not produced any results” and that is why they have a second blow “That seems to be getting a good follow-up.”

Although he confirmed that “we have to be careful” with the data from follow upconsidered that he could be himself about 50% and therefore the day “points to a great success”.

“We already consider it a great success that there are already 100 centers that have met our requirements through their monasteries” and “applications continue to come,” he stressed.

The government estimates follow-up at 21.3%

The Navarre government’s Ministry of Education estimated follow-up to the strike at 21.3%. According to ministry records, at 1:00 p.m. in total 2024 teachers of the public network (1,440 women and 584 men) supported the strike.

Of the 11,033 teachers in the second cycle of nursery, primary, secondary, bachelor’s and vocational education, 1,536 (14.1%) had to minimum service. Of the remaining 9,497, a total of 2,024 (21.3%) supported the strike day.

Education Minister Carlos Gimeno has commented that “yes, there is one fluid and regular dialoguewith the trade unions.

Since January, he pointed out, the ministry has persisted eleven meetings with the sectoral table for non-university teaching staff, “without any of them having raised issues related to the general salary increase, because they know very well that it is a matter reserved for the general table”.

After marking the progress made On issues such as ratios or temporary reductions, counsel has pointed out that “not all trade unions of the sectoral table” have called this strike and has shown “absolute respect” for the right to strike, although he has emphasized that “Education does not act by pressure, but by reason”.