The organizing centers have explained that the strike will last for two weeks with the objective of demanding “the standardization of working conditions with the personnel hired directly” by Osakidetza in the ambulance service.
He subcontracted personnel in the Osakidetza medical transport service begin to this Monday a two week strike at the call of the unions ELA, LSB-USO, LAB, UGT, CCOO and ESK.
On this first day of strike, rallies will be held, starting at 11:00 a.m., in the Hospitals in Cruces, Donostia and that of Araba.
The organizing centers have explained that the strike will last for two weeks with the objective of demanding “the homologation of working conditions with directly hired personnel” by Osakidetza in this service.
The unions have criticized that, from the Department of Health “no meeting call has been received”, although they have been received from the Department of Labor, “with which unions and employers have met twice, without any progress for the moment” .
This group comes from carrying out three days of strike last December due to “lack of progress in the negotiation.”
Source: Eitb
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