The union has challenged Confebask to demand that it open the negotiating table to reach a collective agreement that includes rights for domestic workers.
The LAB union on Saturday demanded a sectoral agreement that includes the 28,000 women who, according to it, make up the group of domestic workers in the Basque Autonomous Community.
Performing in front of the palace of the Provincial Council of Bizkaia, in Bilbao, a group of affiliated organizations carried several banners and posters under the slogan “They are playing with the rights of domestic workers”.
LABeko etxeko langileen sail sindikalaren mezu argia!
HITZARMENA ORAIN!@LABsindikatua @LAB_Feminist @LABpublikoa @LABSoziala pic.twitter.com/qZ3XkRkpjW— LAB Soziokomunitarioa Bizkaia (@LABsozbiz) July 9, 2022
At this event, LAB denounced the fact that these women’s working hours are “more than 40 hours a week” and that many of them “must endure racism, classism and machismo in a fully feminised sector made up mostly of migrants.” consists”.
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Source: EITB
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