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Wednesday, October 31st, 2012CCOO denounces the regulation allowing the mass dismissal of public employees for economic and production
The union is calling on public employees to join the general strike on November 14
The Teaching CCOO Federation denounces the situation that can be generated at the level of job losses following the adoption of the Rules of procedure of collective dismissal and suspension of contracts and reduced working hours for economic, technical, organizational and production.
The dismissal in this area already covered in the previous labor reform, Royal Decree-Law 3/2012 of 10 February, which forced to call a general strike on March 29.
The mass dismissal of workers from the public will increase the unemployment rate, bringing it to figures socially unacceptable socially.
In fact first public job destruction exceeds what occurs in the private sector.
In its first and second titles focuses on the dismissal in the field of Workers' Statute, but the third title that determines the procedure for dismissal labor personnel serving entities, and entities that are part of the public sector , depriving even the staff concerned of the possibility of reducing its application days or suffer temporarily.
The only method that provides for the termination or dismissal is this person.
In addition, significantly worse drafts known to date to reduce to 5% the shortfall in the first versions required at least 10%, and that the unions had made allegations that have not been considered.
It is unfair and unacceptable that the purpose of this regulation is to destroy the jobs of the Education Authority and other public services, and that the alleged cause for termination is the budgets of the last two years, showing all expenditure of Personal and economic causes memory … with these requirements all public employees can be fired.
With the promulgation of this rule is no other reason to endorse the call for general strike on November 14.
Public employees should not be the ones to bear the effects of this policy cuts every day creates more unemployment.
Source: CCOO Región de Murcia