Monitors for all students and monitoring, among the minimum services established by the Government for the catering strike
The Basque Government has issued an order guaranteeing the "maintenance of essential service" in school canteens in the face of the strike called by the LAB and ELA unions for 10, 11 and 12 March. The aim of this measure is "to ensure that no minor is neglected while at the same time preserving the right of workers to strike".
The minimum service order issued by the Basque Government forstrikes in directly managed school canteens on 10, 11 and 12 March gives schools' greater autonomy 'to organise the catering service.
Unlike in the previous call, where only monitors were established for pupils with special educational needs), for Early Childhood Education (First Cycle, 2 and 3 years), for Second Cycle (4 and 5 years) and for First Primary School - this time the Order requires that all students have monitors and that they also performcare and support tasks
The Vice-President and Counsellor for Economy, Employment and Employment, Mikel Torres, has ordered, in response to the strike called by the LAB and ELA unions for 10, 11 and 12 March, to ensure the "maintenance of the essential service" provided by companies in school canteens under the direct management of the Education Department of the Basque Government.
The call affects the kitchens, offices and monitors of companies that serve as canteens in 563 schools, serving 83,133 students a day from Early Childhood Education to Secondary Education.
Minimum services
The order, in order to ensure the "basic and safe functioning" of school canteens, establishes minimum services, which will require 10% of the staff of the kitchenstaff (at least one person per school) and the preparation of "simple, safe, allergic and intolerant" menus for all students who use the dining room.
In thecase of office staff, there must be 10% of the staff (at least one person) and for all student users; in addition to assembling and receiving the\u00A0dining room, they must perform cleaning work.
Inthe case of monitors, in the First Cycle of Early Childhood Education, a monitor must be guaranteed for nine 2-year-olds, and in the case of 3-year-olds, a monitor for 15 children.
In the case of pupils with special educational needs, there must be sufficient monitors to ensure adequate nutrition and care forthem. For other pupils, at least 15 per cent of the total number of monitors at the centre must be provided, which must be organized "in such a way as to give priority to the care and care of younger children".
In addition, in addition to lunchtime, monitors must perform surveillance, care, and assistance tasks from the end of morning classes to the beginning of evening classes, including playground time.
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