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スペイン政府は、財政赤字削減のために公務員のクリスマスのボーナスを削除
El Gobierno estudia quitar la paga extra de Navidad a los empleados públicos
El Ejecutivo informará mañana en la mesa de la función pública del nuevo real decreto
Incluirá "medidas urgentes" para reducir el gasto tras las recomendaciones de Bruselas
El CSI-F advierte de que tomará medidas de presión si se confirman los recortes
The Government is considering removing the Christmas bonus paid to public employees
The Executive will report tomorrow on the table of the public of the new Royal Decree
Include "urgent measures" to reduce spending following the recommendations of Brussels
The CSI-F warns that pressure will be measured if the cuts are confirmed
The Country Madrid 10 JUL 2012 - 16:35 CET
The Executive will report tomorrow on the table of the public of the new Royal Decree
Include "urgent measures" to reduce spending following the recommendations of Brussels
The CSI-F warns that pressure will be measured if the cuts are confirmed
The Country Madrid 10 JUL 2012 - 16:35 CET
The Government has called for tomorrow afternoon trade unions to the table in the public sector, where issues are negotiated officials to inform them of the new adjustment measures prepared by the Executive in order to reduce expenses with the difficulties reduce the deficit. These actions, among which include extending working hours, are included in the Royal Decree on urgent measures to rationalize and reduce spending on public employment to be submitted shortly by the Government. CSI-F The union has warned that measures pressure drops if cuts are confirmed finally that, according to union sources, could result in the removal of the Christmas bonus.
The Government takes several days warning of these settings. The minister responsible, Cristobal Montoro, advanced yesterday that studies extend weekly working hours of civil servants. "What we do is absorb the labor regime of the public to the existing law in the private sector." The government has already increased the working hours of officials last December, 35 to 37.5 hours, when it passed the first decree of measures to reduce the deficit.
This would enable the Government to dismiss temporary workers, casual or contract if officials assume tasks performed by them. The civil state with 592,531 workers, 135,404 of these officials are not square. The payroll expense (33,151,000) is the first in importance for central government. In this section, delete the extra pay Christmas would save about 4,000 million for state coffers.
If these measures are confirmed, CSI-F, which has already shown their opposition to government plans in a technical meeting this morning, has come to raise pressure measurements. This plant already convened in 2010 a public sector strike against salary cuts (5% on average) of the previous Cabinet led Rodriguez Zapatero. In the table of the public are present, along with CSI-F, CCOO and UGT.
To avoid the settings, the CSI-F offered over a month ago the Government and other parties to an agreement "to modernize the administration, preserving the system of public services", and quality in public employment.
Coinciding with the announcement of the meeting tomorrow, the Catalan employers of small and medium enterprises, PIMEC, presented a report that says the number of staff has increased by 140,000 between 2007 and 2011. In this regard, in an act of party, the PP's general secretary, Maria Dolores de Cospedal, yesterday criticized the increase in the last 10 years of public employees in 440,000 people, 20%. In his opinion, this is "a situation that must be addressed and take action" because the increase "is not normal nor sustainable", but did not specify what were these measures.
The Government takes several days warning of these settings. The minister responsible, Cristobal Montoro, advanced yesterday that studies extend weekly working hours of civil servants. "What we do is absorb the labor regime of the public to the existing law in the private sector." The government has already increased the working hours of officials last December, 35 to 37.5 hours, when it passed the first decree of measures to reduce the deficit.
This would enable the Government to dismiss temporary workers, casual or contract if officials assume tasks performed by them. The civil state with 592,531 workers, 135,404 of these officials are not square. The payroll expense (33,151,000) is the first in importance for central government. In this section, delete the extra pay Christmas would save about 4,000 million for state coffers.
If these measures are confirmed, CSI-F, which has already shown their opposition to government plans in a technical meeting this morning, has come to raise pressure measurements. This plant already convened in 2010 a public sector strike against salary cuts (5% on average) of the previous Cabinet led Rodriguez Zapatero. In the table of the public are present, along with CSI-F, CCOO and UGT.
To avoid the settings, the CSI-F offered over a month ago the Government and other parties to an agreement "to modernize the administration, preserving the system of public services", and quality in public employment.
Coinciding with the announcement of the meeting tomorrow, the Catalan employers of small and medium enterprises, PIMEC, presented a report that says the number of staff has increased by 140,000 between 2007 and 2011. In this regard, in an act of party, the PP's general secretary, Maria Dolores de Cospedal, yesterday criticized the increase in the last 10 years of public employees in 440,000 people, 20%. In his opinion, this is "a situation that must be addressed and take action" because the increase "is not normal nor sustainable", but did not specify what were these measures.
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