Unions unite in strike action at Ministry of Justice

Spain

The two main public service federations - FSP-UGT and FSAP-CCOO - along with the CSI-CSIF and STAJ unions have called for strike action in the Ministry of Justice on 15 and 22 November. The unions are trying to ensure that Ministry employees who have not been transferred to the regions get an increase in pay to compensate for the fact that they are currently losing out by anything between €100 and €250 per month compared to those who have been transferred.
Read more at > FSP-UGT (ES)
And at > FSAP-CCOO (ES)

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