Madrid Nursery Workers Demand Salary Adjustments

Workers at subsidized schools in Madrid are demanding a meeting with the mayor to resolve unsigned contract extensions. The platform representing the workers claims that a meeting last week with social policy delegate José Fernández Sánchez incorrectly stated that all extensions were formalized and irrevocable. Workers are calling for the municipal administration to supervise the management companies receiving public funds. This follows ongoing labor disputes regarding contract stability. Nursery school workers in Madrid are continuing a strike that has entered its fourth week. Rosa Marín, spokesperson for the platform, stated that all municipal nursery workers must receive pay based on new salary tables by September. The workers are demanding that salaries not be restricted to the national minimum wage. The platform is urging companies to reduce corporate profits to provide salary supplements for employees. Rosa Marín, spokesperson for a workers' platform, stated that all nursery school employees under the Madrid City Council must receive salary adjustments according to new pay scales in September. They are also urging companies to reduce corporate profits to allow for these wage supplements. Staff stated they will not return to classrooms under current salary conditions.