The first day passed with a follow-up of 65%, as reported by the organizing unions (ELA, Steilas, CCOO, LAB and UGT), while the employers’ organization estimated the impact at 21.5%.
The privately subsidized centers of the Basque Autonomous Community – with the exception of the ikastolas – are facing the second of five consecutive days of strike this Tuesday. The first day passed with a follow-up of 65%, as reported by the organizing unions (ELA, Steilas, CC. OO., LAB and UGT), while the employers’ organization estimated the impact at 21.5%.
Both in Bilbao, San Sebastián and Vitoria-Gasteiz, de demonstrations They start at 11:30 am.
More than 9,000 workers from the coordinated network are being called to quit until Friday to demand action negotiation of the agreement.
The union representatives recalled yesterday that they held meetings with employers’ organizations at the end of November and last week with representatives of the Ministry of Education, but that they “did not bring any proposals to those meetings” and that there had been no “progress” . .” For this reason, they ask the employers’ organizations Kristau Eskola and AIC to put proposals on the table that will make it possible for an agreement to be reached as quickly as possible and for Education to intervene in the resolution of the conflict.
The trade unions ELA, Steilas, CC. OO., LAB and UGT call for a strike in the so-called social initiative centers of the Basque coordinated education, many of which are religious, affecting around 130,000 students, and encourage teachers to participate “en masse”. during these five days of strike, after the meeting with the Ministry of Education ended without progress.
Source: EITB
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