THE workers of the Administration of Justice of Navarre they feel “victim of discrimination» and they consider that the Ministry “has nothing on the table”, even if it “has a good disposition to be able to do things”.
He assured it this Wednesday Juan José Senosiain, representative of the Service Personnel Commissionwho intervened in Parliament to denounce the “lack of consideration and resources allocated” to the Administration of justice.
“Today We called for a second full-day strike because they left us no other choice,” he lamented. In this sense, he promised that they would be “the primarily concerned with public servicebut the mobilizations will continue because there is nothing on the table beyond goodwill.”
“When we talk about Justice Service in Navarre“We are talking about an essential service, even if it is not socially considered as such,” he stressed, stressing that its function is “the guarantee of citizens’ rights”.
Throughout his intervention, Senosian stressed the need for economic improvements to equalize the salaries of justice officials in Navarre with those of other communities.
“Navarra is the autonomous community which allocates less money to justice“, he declared, adding that “in recent years, 4 million euros have been spent on Justice, without this budget being allocated to staff.”
The delegate emphasized that The Foral Community “is lagging behind other communities”like in the Basque Country, where average monthly salaries exceed those of Navarre, Catalonia and Madrid by 600 euros.”
The union representative indicated that “even if there were express the desire of the Ministry to resolve this issue“The economic proposal presented a few months ago is not sufficient.”
As he explained, “the latest economic improvement that the group has experienced This happened in 2017″, and currently, “regional remuneration, known as the specific regional supplement, continues not to adapt to the needs of the service”.
Senosiain also denounced the “collapse” in courtcompounded by the lack of resources and specific training, particularly in sensitive areas such as courts for violence against women.
“It’s the most significant example“, he lamented, indicating that Navarre is one of the few communities where this type of court “does not have a supplement for their specific activity or training.
The delegate insisted on the need for “real priority” for justice in Navarre, which includes both salary improvements and an update of resources and working conditions.
“We are not asking for more because we are Navarrese,” he concluded, but rather “the establishment of a correlation between the provision of a service with levels of excellence and objective remuneration“.
Groups take turns, Marta Álvarez (UPN) affirmed that “Navarra must devote its budgets to improving public services” and avoid discrimination and that we are no worse than other communities.
Blanca Regúlez (Geroa Bai) celebrated the “approach” of the advisor to the positions of the commission and encouraged them “not to give up their efforts”.
From the PP, Javier García denounced that government partners “They distribute millions among themselves for ideological purposes, but judicial personnel are not among their priorities. »
For Miguel Garrido (Contigo-Zurekin) “the main thing is not so much to talk about absolute figures, but rather about realities experienced in justice and address underfunding.
The socialist Inma Jurío told the Commission that she had not mentioned “several offers” that the Department had to make.
Adolfo Araiz (EH Bildu) indicated that the agreement Jurío refers to “It is not signed” and he said that with the money Navarra allocates, “we are doing it well and efficiently.”
Finally, E.milio Jiménez, from Vox, ironically with that”If this was requested by a certain political group, it would already be resolved“.
