The Basque government’s Ministry of Education has announced that it will convene the sector’s trade unions “as soon as possible” to reach a consensus.
The Basque government’s education ministry announced on Monday that it will convene the sector’s unions “as soon as possible” in search of a consensus, after LAB considered there is a “base” to reach an agreement on work circumstances, although ELA has been critical and decided to continue the strikes.
LABORATORY reports this morning in a statement that it has held talks with the Ministry of Education in recent weeks, in which it believes “the foundations have been laid for an agreement that improves working conditions” for teaching staff.
For this reason, this union has asked the executive to convene a union table so that the future Basque education law is “built together with the workers, the working conditions of the teaching staff are agreed and issues for the improvement of the educational model are discussed”. treated”.
In a subsequent statement, the Department of Education announced that “it will convene the unions as soon as possible, with the aim of jointly analyzing the areas of negotiation and reaching a consensus that will result directly in the improvements that the Basque education system is seeking”.
Following the announcement of education, the union DE A considers that the basis of the LAB agreement “does not guarantee a model change or improvement of working conditions” and has announced that “it will continue to promote the struggle and strike to achieve adequate working conditions at the negotiating tables in any area”.
He has advanced that the strike is calling the coordinated network for the next one April 25 “it’s going to happen” and it’s going to happen in contact with other unions to organize new strikes “for a law that involves profound changes beyond political consensus so that unions do not accept agreements that perpetuate the current education system.”
ELA has indicated that will attend the meeting education, although given the “insufficient” proposal put forward, it will not accede to the agreement if there is no “change” in its content.
Source: EITB
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