Labor conflict

Osakidetza's director, Lore Bilbao, has stated in an interview with Euskadi Irratia that the Basque Government will continue its efforts to reach an agreement, although she has made it clear that as long as the Framework Statute is maintained, doctors will continue to strike.

This has been communicated by institutional representatives to the Works Council at a meeting held this Thursday.

The Joint Medical Movement (MUD) has denounced the overload on doctors, which they say is running out of time.

Mutual Home Delivery Workers Report Worsening Labor Relations and Conditions In Recent Years They Call On The Company To Restore The Situation. 

At the closing of the Spanish Interterritorial Health Council, the Health Adviser, Alberto Martínez, said that "the opportunity to resolve the conflict has been missed" and accused the Minister of Health, Mónica García, of ignoring doctors, trade unions and the autonomous communities.

The Ministry of Health has convened the Autonomous Communities on Wednesday for an extraordinary meeting of the Interterritorial Health Council to discuss the reform of the Framework Statute and the medical strike.

SATSE reports on the schedule of mobilizations from 17 June to 2 July. The union describes the problem as "lack of recruitment and planning of professionals". It is not ruled out that other OSIs join the call. 

The agreement reached between the workers' representatives and the CL Group will make it possible to carry out the sale of the Errenteria trash can, with a subrogation of more than 72% of the initial proposal and, in return, a wage freeze and an increase in working hours for two years has been approved.

The six medical unions on the strike committee maintain the call for a strike from 15 to 19 June and express their willingness to meet with the Ministry of Health whenever there is a real negotiating will and concrete proposals are on the table.

Bilbao Municipal Services Cleaners Cut Off at 8:00 a.m. 

There will be a meeting in the morning at the Trapagaran plant, and in the afternoon at the Amurrio plant.

They have also called for a demonstration from 12:00 in the centre of Bilbao. The union has pointed out that there are significant differences in the standardisation of the Basque language and in the public management of municipal services, among others.

The Commission, however, does not rule out the resumption of future stops, and for the time being it has called two days of strike and mobilisation for 26 and 28 May.

The purpose of the Assembly is to convey to all workers the assessment of the situation and to establish the lines of action for this new phase marked by the indefinite strike  and the company's creditor competition.

Seven companies belonging to the Tubos Reunidos group have been declared in competition with voluntary creditors Gasteiz court, ETA PKFAttest Concursal S.L.P. has been appointed as competition administrator.

On Thursday, 232 workers, supported by CCOO and UGT, voted in favour of ending the strike and reworking against the majority opinion represented by ELA, LAB and ESK. The aim of this measure, according to the company, is for those who wish to return to work to enter and leave the workplace in appropriate safety conditions. 

The union denounces the "precariousness" of the company and finally announces that it will act "through trade union and legal channels to respond to this situation".