Junta de Andalucia officials have been waiting for some time to expand their teleworking possibilities, but approval is being delayed. The autonomous administration committed itself to several unions Prepare regulations before 30 September And, more than a month later, we still have no news.
Thus, the situation has led labor representatives to step up pressure and demand a specific date so that the second day of working from home can become a reality. On April 21, the commitment was formalized when CSIF, the UGT and the Andalusian Union of Civil Servants (SAF) reached an agreement with the board to unblock the process.
Since then, a temporary framework was set up to harmonize teleworking conditions between different organisations, but CSIF condemned in early October that This temporary solution cannot justify non-compliance with agreed deadlines..
No date has been set for the last meeting.
The situation was discussed again during an extraordinary sectoral table on October 26 and they were also unable to establish a fixed calendar. As CSIF explained after the meeting, the administration hid behind the complexity of the procedure and directed early December to review the evolution of the decree.
Unfortunately, this forecast does not mean that the new regulations will go into effect that month. The board, for its part, assured that the procedure was never paralyzed and it is still pending a report from the legal office. 42 more reports requested during processingAnd the unions are not satisfied with these explanations and warn that they may take new measures if the delay continues.
Meanwhile, civil servants still do not know when they will be able to access the teleworking conditions provided for in the final regulation and enjoy the promises made months ago.
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