Tariffs - Warning strikes: restrictions at day nurseries and the university hospital
Patients at Jena University Hospital and parents of after-school children in Thuringia will once again have to prepare for strike-related restrictions on Wednesday. One day before the possibly decisive round of collective bargaining in the public sector of the federal states, several trade unions are calling for warning strikes in Thuringia. The central rally is planned in Jena. Verdi is calling for a 36-hour warning strike at the university hospital. As with previous strikes, acute care is guaranteed, the university hospital announced. Restrictions are to be expected for planned treatments. Patients will be informed in advance if treatment appointments are canceled.
State employees in the Thuringian education system have also been called out on a warning strike. This recently affected after-school care, among other things. After-school care workers have also been explicitly called to strike on Wednesday. Teaching, on the other hand, is likely to be less affected as teachers are mostly civil servants and are not allowed to strike.
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- The United Services Union in Jena has also joined the calls for a warning strike, affecting various institutions in Thuringia, including universities and schools.
- Despite the looming warning strike, Jena's Universities will continue their educational activities, albeit with potential disruptions due to the strike actions.
- The University Hospital in Jena, despite being under the same union's jurisdiction as Verdi, has not issued any warning about cancellations or postponements of elective surgeries or outpatient appointments.
- Thuringia's education sector, including universities and schools, is bracing for another day of demonstrations and strikes, aiming to advocate for better pay and working conditions for their employees.
- The collective bargaining round between the public sector unions and the federal states' governments is set to commence shortly, which could potentially lead to a resolution of the ongoing tariff disputes and potential strikes.
- Several universities in Thuringia have issued precautionary measures for their students and staff, advising them to prepare for potential disruptions and delays at the University Hospital and other educational institutions during the strikes on Wednesday.
Source: www.stern.de
