Osakidetza's third Primary Care strike has been carried out "massively and continuously"
- The ELA trade union has recorded a 60% follow-up to Monday's call for strike, although some areas of some centres have had a 100% follow-up. Osakidetza, for its part, has accounted for 31% of the follow-up to the strike, half of what the union declared.
The trade union has described the follow-up to the strike as "very broad", although Osakidetza has reported "very different" data to those of the unemployed. In his opinion, in Álava the call had a follow-up of 33%, while in Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa the follow-up by order has been 34% and 26%, an average of 31%. According to the work environment, unemployment was followed by 53% among medical workers, 15% in nursing and 23% in the other fields.
Osakidetza face to face
ELA has denounced the problems it has had with Osakidetza. First of all, he has denounced that the movements that Osakidetza has carried out have been carried out with the aim of "demobilising the staff". On the other hand, the union has pointed out that at the meeting held last Friday Osakidetza has only carried out the municipal approaches of the workforce. In addition, they have denounced that Osakidetza has "done everything possible to obstruct and undermine" the call for strike and have accused the Basque health institution of manipulating the data of monitoring.
In addition to the call for a strike, the workers of Osakidetza demonstrated in Vitoria-Gasteiz against it.
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