10th August 2015 19:10 clock

In the coming weeks, day care centers are not to be on strike.

In the coming weeks, day care centers are not are on strike. | © Daniel Naupold / dpa

Ver.di chief Frank Bsirske has pledged in Kita-wage dispute that there will be until the end of the summer holidays in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg in mid-September, no new strikes becomes. Until then, the door was open for further negotiations, Bsirske Tagesschau24 said. The labor disputes should not be split by provinces.

For the time thereafter reiterated Bsirske but the strike threat by his union for municipal day care centers. “I’m assuming that will begin in the first half of October then strikes again”, if by that date no agreement has been reached with employers, Bsirske said.

During the weekend, members of ver.di and had the Education and Science Union (GEW) the arbitration proposal rejected by the majority. But employers want to make any further concessions. “I do not see any room for improvement”, was the president of the Association of Municipal Employers’ Associations (VKA), Thomas Böhle who told Passauer Neue Presse . It was not easy for employers to find acceptance for the arbitration proposal. The Association had also recorded withdrawals of municipalities, where the arbitration award was too expensive

the end of June had the conciliator -. Saxony’s former Prime Minister Georg Milbradt (CDU) and the former Lord Mayor of Hanover, Herbert Schmalstieg ( SPD) – After weeks of strikes by consensus Kita-proposed increases in the different occupational groups. The arbitration proposal foresaw salary increases from 2 to 4.5 percent.

He was far from the ideas of the trade unions who call for significant upgrading of the workforce through better classifications. They demanded for the employees of the municipal social and educational service new classification rules and job characteristics, which should lead to an average of ten percent more content your details to.

On Tuesday is the great bargaining committee of ver.di mediation for failed to explain, so that the peace obligation ends. Collective bargaining should be continued on Thursday in Offenbach