Central-Government Minister, Elma Saiz, met today with representatives from workers unions and from the self-employed sector to talk about putting up the Seguridad Social Quotas.
Autónomo Payment Increase
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for unions
Here We Go Again!
by Hugh MacArthur •
Lorry drivers intend to go on strike on six different dates between now and mid December.
Strike Off until after Easter
by Vivienne Hughes •
After meeting with the judge, both parties in the labour dispute in Motril (the Town Hall & unions) have agreed to postpone the strike until after Semana Santa.
The Strike: Might & Right
by Martin Myall •
The Town Hall in Motril under the PP has had a long history of disputes with its municipal police and municipal cleaning workers.
Alhambra Staff Strike?
by Louise Powell •
There’s a chance that the staff at the Alhambra monument could be going on strike on the 5th and 6th of next month; i.e., right in the middle of Semana Santa.
Guardia Civil Not Happy
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Central Government denies claims made they police union concerning a lack of protective equipment during the Lock Down
Police Want Test Kits
by Martin Myall •
The unions and other associations that represent Spain’s police and armed forces have requested that the Government supply protection kits against Covid 19.
Inadequate Summer Medical Coverage
by Hugh MacArthur •
The opposition party in Motril, the PP, claims that it has received complaints from the health-worker unions over the ‘deficient state’ in the public health sector on the Costa Tropical.
Granada Protest March
by Vivienne Hughes •
A Huge crowd gathered in central Granada on Sunday the 16th to protest over the state of the capital’s hospitals. According to official figures the crowd numbered 40,000 protestors.
Granada Labour Reform Protest
by David Darby •
Some 12,000 people gathered in the centre of Granada on Wednesday 29th February, to protest against labour reforms.
At the head of the marchers were local representatives from many of the unions, including the CCOO and the UGT who sent their leaders in the Granada, Ricardo Flores and Manuela Martinez, who called the reforms, “useless, inefficient and unfair,” a sentiment backed by the United Left and PSOE representatives.