The trade unions reject that education did not “make any proposal to channel the conflict.” In the opinion of the Department, on the other hand, “prevents the possibility of resuming the negotiating table”. Part of the teaching staff is camped in Vitoria and there are three marches for today.
27,000 teachers of Non -University Public Education of the Basque Autonomous Community (CAV) are called to the strike This Tuesday and Wednesday, in a conflict that, far from raid, intensifies as the days progress.
Of Attitude complete foundTrade unions and the Ministry of Education are mutually accused of the failure of negotiations. The Stilas, Lab, Ela and CC Centrals. Oo. They have criticized that education did not “transfer any proposal to channel the conflict”; For the department directed by Begoña Pedrosa, the strike evokes: “Prevents the possibility to resume the negotiating table and to look for an agreement that improves our education system.”
In a statement, the Intersindical has maintained the strikes for today and tomorrow and called on the teachers to demonstrate in the three Basque capitals (11:30 am, from Gran Vía 85, in Bilbao; from the Plaza Bilbao, in Vorroria-Gastip, in San Sebastiá).
In addition, a few dozen teachers were passed on the night on the conspiracy for the Basque government in Vitoria-Gastikeiz under the motto “Lan Hitzarmen Duina Orain!” (Already through a decent employment contract!).
For his part, the Basque Department of Education is of the opinion that “the possibility is to restore the negotiating table”. As he said yesterday: “Previous in specific proposals requires a framework of trust and stability that benefits the dialogue and the search for consensus in which the source of students and the quality of the system is placed in the middle.” For example, he called on the Union Centrals to “give priority to the dialogue against the call of strike.”
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Source: EITB
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