ELA has argued that partial retirement should be guaranteed “without the need for a new agreement,” and LAB accuses the executive of “not wanting to negotiate the early retirement schedule.”
The Basque government today called on the trade unions with representation in the General Council to sign the replacement contract for the year 2024.
The executive has reaffirmed its commitment so that this measure “will also be implemented in 2024,” and has reiterated its willingness to “reach a majority agreement that will allow to improve the working conditions of the administration’s staff.”
In this way, next Wednesday, April 3, the Basque government has called on the trade unions with representation in the General Council of Administration to sign the proposal to extend the reception contract for the permanent workers of the Autonomous Community of Euskadi. The Ministry of Public Administration and Self-Government announced this in a statement.
For its part, the ELA union has claimed that the Basque government should guarantee partial retirement of permanent staff “without the need for a new agreement”. “This right is already included in both the General Table agreement and other sectoral agreements,” he stressed.
The LAB union has accused the executive of “trying to lay off government workers through budget cuts” and “not wanting to negotiate the early retirement schedule.”
Source: EITB
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