Rules & decisions · Canarias · 13.11, 00:01
Negotiations begin for new social and health sector agreement in the Canary Islands
The Gobierno de Canarias, trade unions, and employers are opening a social dialogue table to improve working conditions for approximately 20,000 social and health sector workers. The goal is to create local collective agreements that meet specific island needs better than current national regulations.
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The negotiations aim to improve employment conditions in the field of care for dependent and disabled people. According to Odesocan data, 19,301 people are registered in this sector. This figure does not include all workers in care, mental health, and social services. The initiative is part of the Estrategia Sociosanitaria de Canarias 2026-30.
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