The Spanish government has summoned judges and prosecutors for a new meeting next Tuesday, the day the strike was to begin. That is why most associations have decided to postpone it until the following Monday.
Most associations of judges and prosecutors they will not start their strike next Tuesdayas expected, but They postponed it to the following Monday, the 22ndto “extend the negotiating margin by a few days”, as requested by the Spanish government at Wednesday’s meeting.
In the middle of their salary table negotiations with the Ministries of Justice and Finance and Government Functions, only one of the seven associations of judges and prosecutors, the Conservatives and the majority Professional Association of Magistracy (APM)maintains the call on the 16th, though it is “deciding” on the possibility of postponing it.
The national board of directors of the APM, which considers the Spanish government’s proposal to be “unacceptable”. €46 millionmeets this afternoon to discuss the postponement.
The government has summoned judges and prosecutors another meeting next Tuesday, the day on which the strike was scheduled to start. Earlier, Justice and Public Function will submit its “final proposal” to the associations.
This includes, in addition to the “fixed” economic offer of around 46 million euros, some “aspects of the compensation table that are negotiable going forward” and which will serve to “try to move forward on things like three years, workload, working conditions, professional career, security guards, variable remuneration, population groups and career occupation“.
Source: EITB
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