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The minimum services affecting 24 employees, ie, 6.82 percent of total members of the municipal staff.
Yecla City Council has agreed with the union representing municipal employees, minimum services of city staff to work on March 29, which is called a general strike by trade unions.
The Mayor of Yecla, Mark Ortuño, has signed a corresponding decree that will regulate the minimum set of services, with which it intends to ensure the functioning of those essential municipal services.
Thus, of the 352 municipal employees, the minimum services are applied to 24 employees, ie, 6.82 percent of total members of the municipal staff.
Establishing minimum services: the Town Hall, Municipal Children Schools, Municipal Center of Social Services, House of Culture, Popular University, Center for Early Learning, Health Inspection, Municipal Markets, Staff Offices, Municipal Water Service, Center Patients with Alzheimer's Day and Day Centre for the Elderly Dependents
The Local Police Unit (by application of the Law of Forces of State Security) has been excluded from the minimum services.
Last Monday was taking place a meeting of the Local Board of Public Safety in setting out the mechanisms for coordination of the various security forces and set in Yecla, during the day on March 29, to ensure the free exercise their rights of all citizens, both those workers who choose not to strike and those who join the general strike.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Yecla
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