The Board of Directors has given the green light to this agreement and has indicated that this money will be paid before the end of the year.
The Basque government has agreed to allocate 318 million euros to Osakidetza to launch the extraordinary call for professional development, which will help more than 27,000 employees of the Basque health service economic bonuses for your professional career
The Board of Directors has given the green light to this agreement, reminding the Executive that it complies with this prior agreement between Osakidetza and the unions LAB, CCOO and UGT in the sector table, and has indicated that this money will be disbursed before the end of the year.
In this way, Osakidetza will open the extraordinary call as soon as possible with retroactive to the years 2019, 2020 and 2021 and will carry out the corresponding until 2022.
As the Basque government has recalled, the convocation procedure is one of the topics presented to the sectoral table during the last meetings that the trade unions did not attend.
“Despite the absence, the Basque government has continued to take steps to comply with the agreement reached in said forum” and the approval of the more than 318 million “is an example of this compliance and of the readiness for dialogue and agreement”, emphasized the executive spokesman, Bingen Zupiriaafter the Board of Directors.
Professional development is an individualized recognition that allows the professional career of Osakidetza employees to be assessed through a series of economic bonuses that aim to encourage professionals in the performance of their duties, thereby also improving the quality of care provided. improved. lend to citizens.
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