Eight out of ten teachers in the Balearic Islands who participated in a consultation promoted by the Independent, Autonomous and United Union (SIAU) are in favour of calling an indefinite strike in the education sector. According to the results of the survey made public this Monday by the union, 80.8% of participants support this option, while 11.7% oppose it and 7.5% state they do not have a defined position.

The Independent, Autonomous and United Union (SIAU) has publicly denounced the events that occurred during the last meeting of the Electoral Board for the union elections of the public business entity Higher Artistic Teachings of the Balearic Islands (EASIB). This year, the union representation of the workers of the Higher Conservatory of Music of the Balearic Islands (CSMIB) and the Higher School of Dramatic Art of the Balearic Islands (ESADIB) must be renewed. SIAU is the union that initiated the electoral process after successfully challenging the prior notice submitted by another union organization.

The Independent, Autonomous and United Union (SIAU) has initiated a consultation with all teachers in the Balearic Islands to assess the call for an indefinite strike, in a move that aims to join the mobilizations already underway in Catalonia and the Valencian Community.

The Independent, Autonomous, and Unitary Union (SIAU) filed a request this Saturday with the Ministry of Labor, Civil Service, and Social Dialogue to initiate disciplinary proceedings against two department heads at the General Directorate of Teaching Personnel and State-Assisted Schools. The union accuses those responsible of violating the principles of equality, merit, and ability in the recent allocation of positions to temporary teachers.