Strike at Rey Juan Carlos Hospital in Móstoles for labor improvements

Workers begin a day of stoppage on June 12 to demand improvements in hiring, working hours, and salaries from Quirón.

Generic image of a hospital exterior.
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Generic image of a hospital exterior.

Workers at the Rey Juan Carlos University Hospital in Móstoles begin a day of strike this Wednesday, June 12, to demand improvements in their working conditions from the managing company, Quirón.

The protest aims to claim key aspects such as hiring and job stability, regulation of working hours and paid leave, as well as salary increases and effective work-life balance measures.
The union Comisiones Obreras (CCOO), which called the strike, has indicated that other demands include the creation of a professional promotion and mobility commission among hospitals, regulation of overtime hours, recognition of seniority, and improvement of Sunday and holiday pay supplements.
Employees also request access to remote work where possible and the option for reduced working hours for studies. The main gathering will take place at 11 AM outside the hospital.

The improvement of working conditions in key aspects such as hiring and job stability, the regulation of working hours and paid leave, the increase in remuneration, and the implementation of effective work-life balance measures.

This mobilization in Móstoles follows previous stoppages at other centers managed by Quirón, such as the Villalba Hospital on June 5, and precedes another strike called at the Infanta Elena Hospital in Valdemoro for June 19.