The union has warned that with the calls announced by the Basque government it will not be possible to lower the temporary rate to the legally established 8%. It adds that given “the apathy and unilateralism seen in some negotiating areas”, LAB does not rule out “legal action”.
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LABORATORY has denounced that “the calling of stability imposed by the Basque government are complete not enough” and has warned that “thousands of jobs of a structural nature not in the list of jobs” will be excluded from them. The union, which does not rule out “legal action”, regrets that “fraud and uncertainty are still being imposed”.
The union has criticized that most administrations have presented “in the last minute their first and last offer.” “Unfortunately, we are used to this behavior of the Basque government to open the negotiating room and close it on the same day,” he added.
He has warned that while all calls must be published before the… 1 Juneand despite the fact that “the date is approaching”, the balance is “not good”, ensuring that, with the calls announced by the Basque government, “it will not be possible to meet by the end of 2024” target to bring the level of temporariness of the administration to 8%.
For LAB, the aim of this first phase of the stability processes should be to “integrate all positions of the structure into these processes, both those in the list of jobs and the positions that are hidden”, in which there are people who “work for years in a situation of uncertainty and perpetuation of fraud”.
LAB has denounced the lack of negotiations, such as in the process of Osakidetza, Education or the Bilbao City Council.
Given “the apathy and unilateralism seen in some areas of negotiation,” LAB is not ruling out “legal action” in these calls for stability.
Likewise, he has shown his intention to “continue to fight on the streets and in the courts for the language rights” of workers and society in general.
Finally, he stated that “the marathon of consolidation processes is not yet over”, so until the end of the year it will be necessary to “press for basic negotiations, which in some cases are already advanced”. His goal in these negotiations is “to consolidate in their job all the staff who have been working in a fraud situation for years.”
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Source: EITB
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