Private Schools Union concludes electronic contract work
The Private Schools Owners' Union has decided to terminate the agreement of the Unified Electronic Contract signed with the Education Workers' Union. This follows the expiration of its three-year term, during which they expressed no interest in renewing or extending it. The union attributed its decision to non-compliance with the terms of the agreement, the absence of a joint committee to oversee implementation, as well as disputes over the automation of contracts and fees charged for each contract. Additionally, there are concerns regarding the confidentiality of workers' data. It is expected that electronic contracts will be replaced with paper contracts, specifying the contract duration from the date of employment commencement, along with an annual increase ranging between 2% and 5%, depending on performance.
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