Steilas, Lab, Ela and CC. Oo. They call the teaching staff again, since the Ministry of Education does not respond to their claims.
Education associations (Steilas, Lab, Ela and CC. Oo.) They registered the call for strike on Monday in public education of the Basque Autonomous Community (CAV) on 12, 14, 15 and 16 May.
The compelling trade unions are of the opinion that the Ministry of Education and the Basque government do not respond sufficiently to their claims, so strikes and mobilizations will have continuity next week.
In addition to the registration of these strikes, the four Union Centers have made a concentration of protest before the headquarters of the Basque government in Bilbao. Haizeea Arbide (Steilas) has denounced the attitude of the Ministry of Education and the Basque government, because he has assured that there has been no communication since 9 April. Moreover, he believes that there is no real will of negotiations.
On April 10, these trade unions announced all their intention to continue the strikes, since the Ministry of Education does not respond to their claims.
Steilas, Lab, Ela and CC. Oo. They had called them 27,000 teachers reached on strikes on 25, 26 and 27 March and 1 and 2 April So far a total of nine stops In this group.
After the latter cycle of strikes, negotiations with the Department of Education and the University Public Education Unions were resumed, without reaching an agreement, so they announced their intention to continue the mobilizations, with five stops, from 12 to 16 May.
Claims from teachers
The Union Centrals have denounced that public teachers have already updated the employment contract for 15 years and, among other things, claims, that labor costs are relieved, that an adequate plan is set up to rejuvenate the templates, to guarantee and guarantee public employment and that they can reclaim the purchasing power. “
Together with this, they insist that the need to propose measures to guarantee both professional health and baskera and co -education.
Source: EITB
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