workers have done an exercise in accountability. The demonstrations called, and which have culminated last March 3 a successful 24-hour strike, involving a demonstration against the status quo in public broadcasting. Workers with concentrations at the gates of the Goya Awards, the Teatro Monumental, through mass meetings and rallies, with strikes, sit-ins, mass demonstrations and a strike supported by 95% of staff have said enough!
The outsourcing of work to deliver it to the producers of mainly from TVE managers, as part of the template is on its hands, along with the deterioration of labor relations and lurches RTVE model workers have been sensitized to require a shift in policy direction of companies that make medium and long term viable jobs available.
workers, despite having blocked an agreement by management, despite having not yet negotiated the wage increase in 2009, have chosen to relegate their work to defend just claims own internal production of programs. This commitment to production is which guarantees the jobs in the future, ensuring public broadcasting service guarantees and the necessary counterbalance in the overview of the English media. TVE to be relegated to a mere transmitter would post, not just the loss of many jobs, but private sector delivery of public service broadcasting.
temptations seemed to privatization of public services in this country had gone to the government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, but with successive upgrades, through enactment of laws, has opened the back door where he could reach RTVE deliver all that produce third.
information, opinion, education, culture and cohesion of the people is articulated through its media and mainly through television. Decanted means politically and sole purpose of economic benefit, pose to the citizens of this country a break with the social policies introduced in Europe. Should consider whether the mechanisms of social protection should not include measures in the field of communication where every day is the most defenseless citizens.
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