The Minister of Public Administration and Self-Government of the Basque Government has emphasized that the government is the first to be interested in ending the current interim tariffs.
The Basque government has this week issued a public vacancy of 8764 places before 2022 In this regard, and in light of the unions’ criticism of the consolidation processes, Councilor Olatz Garamendi has emphasized that “all available vacancies” are being called and that the administration is the first to be interested in ending the current interim tariffs.
In an interview assigned to Radio Euskadi’s “Boulevard” program, the Minister of Public Administration and Self-Government pointed out that the General Administration of the Basque Country has a structural workforce of 6,315 vacancies and that, through these processes, will be a total of 3,683 vacancies. called for final consolidation (61% in merit competition, without exam, and the rest in competition opposition, with exam), the total of vacancies that can be offered. “No space is spared,” he added. In a first phase they are named 1,272 seats for the General Board and the counselor has emphasized that they have already received more than 5,000 applications in 48 hours.
Garamendi has acknowledged that cutting the interim rate is a “challenge” and a “challenge” that must be addressed in order to later ensure that PPOs (Public Labor Supply) become normal processes again. In each case, is optimistic and believes that the target of reducing agency work in the sector to 8% will be achieved
In another order of business, the minister confirmed that the Spanish government “does not comply with the word given, nor with the organic law that is the statute”. He added that “there are no excuses” for the… powers pending transfer to the Basque government “The will is conveyed not only with words, but also with deeds,” he noted. According to the minister, the Basque government is “willing” to negotiate all matters included in the transfer calendar, as well as the competence of the economic management of social security.
On the other hand, he is not afraid that Pedro Sánchez will not exhaust the legislature in the state: “It is not a question of whether the legislature will end, but if at this moment, in which the legislature lives, the agreements are fulfilled or not”.
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Source: EITB
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