A total of 68 calls will be made. 86% of the places (362) are awarded through a merit competition and another 60 through a competition. The regional spokeswoman, Eider Mendoza, emphasizes that the process has been agreed with the union majority.
Euskaraz irakurri: Gipuzkoako Foru Aldundiak 422 lanpostuko eskaintza publikoa onartu du, egonkortze legearen harira
The Gipuzkoa Provincial Council presented a public job offer in its governing council this Tuesday (PEO) by 422 seatsa large majority of which will be offered through merit contest, as announced at a press conference by regional spokesman, Eider Mendoza. The agreement has the majority union supportemphasized the deputy.
The call has been adopted in accordance with the provisions of the law approved by the Spanish government for the reduction of temporary employment in the government. The standard, known as the ‘Iceta Act’, states that: before June 1 each administration had to determine the number of places it would offer in this stabilization process. “As you know, this law set very specific conditions for stabilization, and we already had PPOs underway. It was a great job and a big change for the Provincial Council,” he admitted.
In particular, this public employment offer will enhance the stabilization of 362 seats of official staff and another 60 of labor staff. For example, positions that were continuously performed with temporary staff before 1 January 2016 are covered by: merit contest On the other hand, the Diputación will offer 60 places through competition (these are positions that have been filled continuously with temporary staff for at least three years before 31 December 2020). In addition, they will usual PEO, among which the firefighters and firefighters stand out, which has 68 places; the forester (10 places), and the Ministry of Culture (7 places). As Mendoza recalled, the details of all these calls must be finalized between now and December 31.
The regional spokeswoman wanted “to emphasize the attitude that all parties have had during the negotiation process”. “We are earlier a complex process that affects many people, so it’s a very sensitive issue. The Diputación has been flexible from the start and the technical staff of the public function has worked in an extraordinary way in that sense, worthy of praise. From here on I want to thank the whole team,” he said.
He also wanted to thank the unions for the “open attitude” they maintained throughout the process. This attitude has made it possible to agree with the trade union majority for this first phase of the OPE. As revealed, ELA voted in favor (8 representatives), LAB (9 representatives) and Bazkuna (5 representatives) abstained and CC. OO. voted against (6 representatives). “We will also continue to give continuity to this collaboration in the following phases,” said Mendoza.
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