They are on 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 29 and 30 June and on 1, 2 and 3 July. This is a protest against the staff reductions at the company Gesbisa. ELA has indicated that the negotiations have been blocked for more than 18 months.
Bizkaiko AP-8 autobideko langileek 11 greba egun deitu dituzte ekaina et uztaila bitartean, Gesbisa enpresak egindako murrizketak medium, ELAk jakitera eman duenez. Hala, zortzi lanuzte egingo dira ekainean (16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30) and hiru uztailean (1, 2, 3).
Sindikatuak ohar baten bidez adierazi duenez, azken urteetan Gesbisak “lanpostuak murrizten eta lan-baldintzak aldatzen” jardun du, eta, orain, “langileen baldintzak ocherrera” e.g. dutela ohartarazi du.
Negoziazoek 18 hilabete baino gehiago daramatzate blockeatuta, et egora horren aurrean sindikatuak adierazi du “Bizkaiko Foru Aldundiak Interbiak sozietate publikoaren bidez azpikontratatutako zerbitzu publikoa izan arren, azken hilabeteotan ez dela egon”.
Bizkaiko Foru Aldundiak INTERBIAK sozietate publikoaren bidez azpikontratatutako zerbitzu publiko benefit
After noting that negotiations have been blocked for more than 18 months, the union has indicated that, “despite being a public service contracted out by the Provincial Council of Bizkaia through its public company Interbiak, it has been absent in all those months of blockade”.
Meanwhile, he censored, the Gesbisa concession company insists it cannot meet staff demands due to the tight specifications for which the road’s operation has been awarded. The company, according to ELA, “continues without addressing the proposed improvements of a social nature and without ensuring that purchasing power is maintained.”
Gesbisa’s works council demands that the Provincial Council intervene in this conflict, “take no position on the side of the company” and “meet the demands of the staff”. In the event that it is unable to achieve it, “it must roll back the service and carry out its public management”, they propose to announce that, if their demands are not met, in addition to the said days will be new strikes and mobilizations.
Source: EITB
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