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The Public Area CCOO complaint alleges the government to renege on this commitment that have not yet approved the 2016 budget, a situation that was already foreseeable when it signed the Agreement.

Just released the new year the first breach of the Framework Agreement by the regional government takes place, and does so with a measure that affects all of the 50,000 public employees of the CARM.

The regional government has announced that it will pay in the January payroll 38.25% of the bonus in December 2012 that once was default to all officials throughout the state.

The regional government excuse his failure to not yet approved the 2016 budget, so that assertion can not make the payment until they are approved by the Regional Assembly.

The Public Area CCOO remember that almost all the other officials has already claimed 26% during the last quarter of 2015 and charged the remaining 50% in 2016. The regional government claimed last year that could not pay its employees 26% yes other officials charged, because it should have asked for an extraordinary credit as did the rest of every administration and lacked borrowing capacity (and this despite being the community that has borrowed).

Thus the 38% who would pay and non already collected in January 2016 26% have already taken other staff in 2015 and another 12% (when other officials in 2016 will charge the remaining 50% ).

The Public Area CCOO complaint that this first breach because others will come after confirming fears esters union explores the discrimination of regional civil servants and highlights the inconsistency of a Framework Agreement aimed pressure the parliamentary groups for the approval of a restrictive budgets that were presented with the support of allied unions.

The Public Area CCOO claims to be paid this month pledged 38.25% and the remainder up to 100% for this year.

Calls, likewise, the payment of sums withheld the extras December 2013 and June 2014 (an average of 800 euros per employee and pay).

Source: CCOO