Torres. It has announced 'discrimination' if 'they do not want to participate'. In the Basque law on trade union participation
The Vice-President has stated that the future law will regulate "the consequences of the lack of participation of social partners" in order to make their participation "mandatory".
The Vice-President and Counsellor for Economy, Employment and Employment, Mikel Torres, has warned that in the Basque Law on Institutional Participationthere will be "discrimination" and "consequences" for social partners who do not want to participate in collegiate governing bodies.
Torres made these statements on Tuesday following the meeting of the Bureau of Social Dialogue of the Basque Country, in which the Basque Government, Confebask and the trade unions CC.OO. and UGT ( thetwo majority trade unions in the Basque Country, ELA and LAB, do not participate) have agreed on the basis of the future Basque law on Institutional Participation and have also agreed on a package of measures to address the economic consequences of the conflict in the Middle East, to advance the development of a model of training for workers.
In this forum they have agreed to " establish a common and stable framework for strengthening institutional participation and social dialoguein the Basque Country "through a future law. Torres has stated that" those who do not wish to participate cannot benefit equally from those who participate ".
The Vice-President has stated that the future law will regulate "the consequences of the lack of participation of the social partners " in order to make their participation "mandatory".
Torres has advanced that the development of the foundations of the future rule "remains to be defined and elaborated", but has stressed that it aims to "have a positive impact "on the willingness of trade unions to participate, so that" discrimination on those who do not want to participate "is envisaged.
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