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Economy / LABOR FSP-UGT says that wages should only … – elEconomista.es

Economy / LABOR FSP-UGT says that wages should only … – elEconomista.es

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MADRID, 10 (EUROPA PRESS)

The Secretary of Trade Union Federation of Public Service UGT (FSP-UGT), Juan Antonio Gilabert, has said that the union is not against linking “part” wage increases in the public sector productivity, but is not in favor of any consideration is determined outside the IPC.

“We do not we have never refused to speak to link wages and productivity, but only part of the salary, plus all that should be done in a negotiated, agreed and spoken, “he said.

So UGT react to Europa Press in response to statements made by Secretary of State for Public Administration, Antonio Beteta, which states that the Government will negotiate with unions wage increases linked to productivity rather than inflation.

“We must dexindexar the economy (…) Wage increases no more go against the philosophy of indexation adopted at the time the Government Act “Beteta explains in an interview published Friday by the newspaper Expansion.”

Beteta insists that we must move on remuneration components linked to the career of public employees, with the idea that reward those who are working more effectively and be more productive.

The Government wants to develop this negotiation with the unions over the next year, with the intention of that this system of variable remuneration may be in progress before the end of the legislature.

While Gilabert believe it is only a “playing to” the government. “We are tired of the game weather balloons then not going anywhere,” he added.

That said, it has insisted that the government must first restore the integrity of the ‘extra’ pay of public employees abolished in 2012, and that, if the loss of purchasing power of these workers has been justified by the economic downturn in any case be linked to wage growth in the economy next, ie 2% in 2015 .

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