It happens each year, despite electoral pledges to strengthen the Andaluz Health Service; come summer, services are reduced, even as coastal populations go up.
Tag Archive for CCOO
Here We Go Again!
by Hugh MacArthur •
Lorry drivers intend to go on strike on six different dates between now and mid December.
ITV Test Centres on Strike
by Hugh MacArthur •
Workers manning the vehicle inspection centres (ITVs) will start their first day of a region-wide strike today, lasting until the 30th of this month.
Supermarkets to Open Sundays?
by Martin Myall •
The Junta de Andalucía is studying the proposal to allow shopping centres and large supermarket chains to open on Sundays.
Rubbish Strike Postponed
by Hugh MacArthur •
You will have noticed that the dustbin men (refuse collectors) didn’t go on strike yesterday. Instead, they’re postponing it until next Monday.
Looming Motril Rubbish Strike
by Vivienne Hughes •
The worker unions representing employees of the municipal clean company in Motril ahve announced that there will be a strike on the 8th of April.
Diver’s Death at Motril Port
by Martin Myall •
The two major workers unions, CCOO and UGT lament and condemn the death of a professional diver on the 14th of August whilst working in Motril Port.
But It is not Only the Politicians…
by Martin Myall •
According to investigations carried out by Judge Mercedes Alaya, who is in charge of the ERE’s Case, the country’s two major workers unions were receiving ‘irregular funding.”
Nobody Guilty
by Martin Myall •
One of the nationwide trade unions, the CCOO, has expressed its indignation upon hearing of the acquittal verdict over the A-7 bridge disaster, which occurred in November 2005, causing the loss of six lives. Consequently, the CCOO is studying the possibility of submitting an appeal.