Spain Strikes

Education unions STEPV, CSIF, CCOO and UGT have called a one‑day strike on March 31 over pay, ratios, workload and infrastructure; they also warn of possible indefinite action from May if there is no progress.

Ground handling workers at Groundforce will begin an indefinite strike with partial stoppages in three time windows (05:00–07:00, 11:00–17:00, 22:00–00:00) starting March 30, affecting major Aena airports including Madrid-Barajas and Barcelona-El Prat. Unions cite breaches of basic labor rights and disputes over the collective agreement.

Workers at BARNA S.A. in Mundaka are on strike for multiple days between March 23–28 over labor demands; the action continues on March 27–28.

Workers at Barcelona’s municipal SARA (Servei d’Atenció, Recuperació i Acollida) launched an indefinite strike every Friday, maintaining only urgent services, to demand more staffing and resources; union sections Intersindical and Ábacos back the action.

All unions representing CaixaBank staff called a 24‑hour strike for March 27 over high commercial pressure, deteriorating working climate and to demand negotiations on structural changes to workload and targets. Actions coincide with the bank’s AGM.

SEMAF has announced partial stoppages at Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana: Metrovalencia on March 13–19, 24 and 26, and TRAM d’Alacant on March 13, 16, 18, 20, 24 and 26, to demand safety improvements and organizational changes. Schedules vary by day and include multiple peak‑hour windows.

Municipal employees in Mijas have called a one‑day strike on March 26 to demand a new labour agreement and job stabilization after stalled talks with the council.

Following eight dismissals, Coordinadora‑USTP announced three strike days at Terminal Port Nou (Bergé) demanding reinstatement and protesting staffing cuts they say harm safety and daily operations.

UGT FICA Asturias and CCOO de Industria have called 24-hour strikes across the auxiliary metal/assembly sector on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays over three consecutive weeks in March due to a deadlock with FEMETAL in collective bargaining.

UGT has called a one‑day strike at real‑estate servicer Solvia on March 26 to protest the unilateral rollback of telework without negotiation, citing impacts on work‑life balance.

LAB has called limited strikes at Fundación Beti Gizartean: a five-hour stoppage on March 16, and 24-hour strikes on March 24 and 25, according to the Basque Government’s active-strikes bulletin.

The O’MEGA union has called an indefinite strike of primary-care doctors in Galicia over workload, staffing and pay; the action started on March 2 and continues beyond March 24, disrupting consultations across the region.

Workers of the contractor providing refuse collection in Carcaixent are on strike, prompting the town to declare a health emergency; the stoppage continues as of March 24 while an external firm removes accumulated waste.

UGT reports an indefinite 24‑hour‑a‑day strike by Azul Handling Spain staff in Vitoria‑Gasteiz (Ryanair group ground handling), ongoing since October 1, 2025 and still active as of March 24, 2026.

UGT and CCOO have called three 24‑hour strikes across the city’s building and facilities cleaning sector due to a blocked collective agreement. The walkouts will affect cleaning services in schools, the University Hospital, health centers, and public and private sites.

Catalan education unions have called a five‑day teachers’ strike for March 16–20 over pay, staffing ratios and workload, following a February 11 walkout and stalled talks with the Education Department.

Metro de Málaga staff, represented by CCOO, will hold partial stoppages over stalled collective bargaining: Mar 12 (08:30–11:30) and Mar 20 (19:00–21:00). Unions warn of possible indefinite action over Semana Santa if no progress is made.

CCOO has called a two‑day strike at BBVA Technology to protest prolonged salary freezes and to demand across‑the‑board increases, affecting the bank’s IT operations in Spain.

The majority of the works council at Tubos Reunidos’ Amurrio plant (ELA, LAB, ESK) has launched an indefinite strike to oppose a collective dismissal plan affecting 301 jobs and the closure of the steel mill.

Workers at Sanatorio Bilbaíno, represented by ELA, are on an indefinite strike from March 2 in opposition to dismissals; the Basque Government’s active-strikes bulletin lists the action as an open-ended, total stoppage.

Union ELA has called sector-wide strikes in eldercare residences across Gipuzkoa on February 26–27 and March 17–18 over stalled bargaining, staffing ratios, and pay conditions.

Province‑wide cleaning workers in Bizkaia, led by ELA and LAB, have called 24‑hour stoppages across the building and facilities cleaning sector. After action on Feb 24–25, further strike days are planned for Mar 16 and 18; municipal services such as interior cleaning in towns like Ugao‑Miraballes and Bilbao will be affected.

Unions ELA, LAB, CCOO and ESK called a province‑wide strike in Álava’s Social Intervention sector on March 18 over a stalled collective agreement.

ELA, LAB, Steilas, Hiru and Etxalde have called a general strike on March 17 across Euskadi and Navarra to demand a regional minimum wage of €1,500 and pay improvements; dozens of social movements have announced support.

Staff at the Escuela Infantil Virgen de la Luz will begin an indefinite strike over chronic understaffing and lack of resources as enrolment has grown without equivalent increases in support and cleaning personnel.

Workers at CAF Turnkey Engineering in the Basque Country have called an indefinite strike starting March 16, affecting 24/7 shifts (06:00–14:00, 14:00–22:00, 22:00–06:00), per the Basque Government’s active-strikes bulletin.

The works council at BorgWarner Emissions Systems Spain has called an indefinite strike across its three Pontevedra sites (Vigo–Zamáns, Nigrán–Porto do Molle, and O Porriño–A Granxa) over dismissals and alleged breaches of the collective agreement; the stoppage began on March 9 and continues.

UGT maintains an indefinite strike at Azul Handling Spain (Ryanair group’s ground-handling contractor) at Vitoria-Gasteiz airport; the action has been ongoing since October 1, 2025 and remains active.

ELA-STV has called an indefinite strike at the private hospital Sanatorio Bilbaino starting March 2, 2026, according to the Basque Government’s active-strikes bulletin; the stoppage continues.

ELA has an indefinite strike at Servicios del Txingudi in Irun (water capture, treatment and distribution) active since February 11, 2026, per the Basque Government’s active-strikes bulletin.

Primary care doctors in Galicia, represented by O’Mega, are on an indefinite strike that began in early March; protests on March 3 in A Coruña, Vigo, and Monforte confirmed the action is underway.

Dockworkers at the Port of Avilés have expanded their action to all days, including weekends, with alternating hourly stoppages each day until at least March 15, demanding preservation of the Port Employment Center (CPE).

At the Amurrio plant, workers called two 24‑hour strikes on March 9 and 10 and five four‑hour‑per‑shift stoppages from March 11 to 15 to oppose the company’s ERE that would cut 301 jobs group‑wide.

Primary care physicians in A Coruña announced a one‑day strike on March 12 to demand workload limits (maximum 30 patients per day), more staff and an urgent reorganization of services.

CIG‑Saúde announces a one‑day strike in SERGAS primary care on March 12, citing a “critical situation” and lack of structural solutions from the regional health department.

Canteen staff in public schools (direct management) will strike March 10–12 over stalled negotiations on pay updates, staffing ratios, workloads and minimum hours; LAB has joined ELA’s call and the Education Department acknowledged the dates, advising schools on contingency measures.

ELA has registered an indefinite strike at Sanatorio Bilbaíno starting March 2; the action continues into mid‑March amid disputes over working conditions.

After weeks of partial walkouts, unions announce a full‑day strike at Barcelona’s social services to protest a new municipal agreement they say worsens conditions and excludes care staff from 35‑hour measures.

Ground-handling employees for Ryanair group at Vitoria-Gasteiz (Foronda) are on an indefinite strike; authorities list the action as active. A national outlet also reports renewed stoppages at Azul Handling in March.

The O’Mega union launched an indefinite primary care doctors’ strike in Galicia at the start of March; it remained active into this week with thousands of consultations canceled.

The works council at BorgWarner Emissions Systems Spain calls an indefinite strike starting March 9 over alleged breaches of the collective agreement, dismissals and unilateral work changes across its Zamáns, Porto do Molle (Nigrán) and O Porriño sites; multiple unions back the action.

Employee representatives at CaixaBank have called a nationwide one‑hour work stoppage on Monday, March 9 (12:00–13:00; 11:00–12:00 in the Canary Islands), alongside rallies in Madrid and Barcelona, to protest workload pressure and demand improvements to pay and conditions.

Workers at Tubos Reunidos’ plant in Valle de Trápaga‑Trapagaran will stage a 24‑hour strike on March 9, coinciding with the end of ERE consultations that propose 301 redundancies across the group.

CGT Andalucía, Ceuta y Melilla and CGT have called a 24‑hour general strike on March 8 affecting all public and private sectors. The Andalusian government set minimum services including 50% for commuter/medium‑ and long‑distance rail and metropolitan rail, and 50% for urban buses and trams in peak hours; educational centres and essential health and emergency services will operate with minimum staffing.

The O’Mega doctors’ union began an indefinite strike in primary care in A Coruña on March 2; the action remains active as of March 6 amid disputes over staffing, workloads and talks with the regional health service.

Workers at UTE Málaga Redes Saneamiento (FCC–Aqualia) continue an indefinite strike into March, demanding a first collective agreement with better pay, recognition of job hazards, and predictable scheduling; actions include a sit-in at EMASA headquarters.

Drivers at Automóviles La Alcoyana (Vectalia) continue an indefinite strike affecting the Alcoy–Alicante route and local services; on March 2 a court ordered lower minimum-service levels, but the work stoppage continues.

The rail drivers’ union SEMAF has called five strike days at Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya over safety guarantees. The Catalan Government set minimum services of 50% at peak hours on Feb 24–25 and 66% during the Mobile World Congress on Mar 2–4.

Staff at IES Rayuela and IES Miguel de Cervantes will hold a two-hour work stoppage on March 4 to protest shortages of non‑teaching staff and deteriorating facilities; a rally is also planned the same day.

Pilots and copilots at Pegasus Aviación, which flies emergency and wildfire aircraft for regional and state authorities, began an open‑ended strike from February 1, 2026 over scheduling and pay. Authorities have imposed minimum services due to the essential nature of emergency response; the stoppage continues into late February.

Workers at UTE Málaga Redes Saneamiento launched an indefinite strike from February 1, 2026, demanding a sector agreement with better pay, recognition of job hazards, and predictable schedules. The Andalusian government set minimum services; staff also staged a sit‑in at EMASA headquarters.

The workforce of Txingudiko Zerbitzuak, which provides water and waste services for Irun and Hondarribia, began an open‑ended strike on February 11, 2026 over stalled bargaining, wage erosion, and job classification disputes. Essential minimum services are maintained.

The O’Mega union will resume an indefinite strike across SERGAS primary care (family doctors and pediatricians) starting March 2, citing lack of dialogue and unresolved staffing and workload issues.

The medical union O’MEGA began an open‑ended strike across SERGAS primary care demanding patient‑cap limits (around 30/day) and workload relief after talks with the regional Health Department collapsed.

CCOO and UGT report 100% participation in a province‑wide indefinite strike by tower‑crane operators, demanding the revision for 2026 of the ‘dedication supplement’ agreed as a transitional measure in 2025; employers’ group Construcor has refused to update it.

Drivers at Automóviles La Alcoyana (Vectalia) remain on an open‑ended strike affecting interurban routes; on March 2 the High Court ordered the administration and company to reduce minimum‑service levels from up to 80% to 60–40% by time band.

Dockworkers at the Port of Avilés will stage partial one‑hour stoppages across all shifts from February 16–20 and 23–27, 2026, protesting the planned liquidation of the port’s Employment Center (CPE).

ELA announced a strike across direct‑management school canteens in the Basque Country from February 24 to 26, 2026, demanding wage rises above CPI, workload and ratio reviews, and limits on precarious part‑time contracts.

CCOO de Industria, UGT FICA and CIG call sector-wide strikes over a 'just and dignified' collective agreement after talks with employers stalled.

Taxi associations in the Valencian Community will hold a 24-hour strike from 06:00 on February 25 to 06:00 on February 26, protesting the potential liberalization of ride-hailing VTCs and demanding a protective regional decree.

Fifty-six workers transferred from Tracasa Instrumental to the public company INTIA will stage a strike on February 24 to demand equal pay with the rest of the workforce; unions warn the action could continue, including an indefinite strike, if talks fail.

CIG has called a week‑long strike at GKN Driveline Vigo from February 16 to 22, 2026 to oppose an ERE reducing up to 50 jobs. Unions demand guarantees against forced dismissals and job protection amid negotiations.

Early‑childhood educators in Asturias will strike on February 18–19 to demand job stabilization, reclassification to Group B and improved conditions as the 0–3 network is integrated into the regional system.

Cleaning staff at the Hospital do Salnés (Vilagarcía de Arousa) and Hospital da Barbanza (Ribeira) are on an indefinite strike from January 7, 2026 over pay and staffing; the Galician government imposed minimum services to maintain essential hygiene levels.

Interurban bus workers in the province of A Coruña launched an indefinite strike from February 11, 2026 after talks with employers failed. The action, led by CIG, affects interurban and school transport, with minimum service levels set for peak hours.

The works committee at ENCE’s Navia pulp mill announced an indefinite strike starting Friday, February 13, 2026, to demand withdrawal of a collective layoff plan affecting 96 jobs. Production stoppages begin at 06:00.

Workers at Txingudiko Zerbitzuak (Txinzer) began an indefinite strike on February 11 over stalled bargaining and pay alignment demands. Services cover local water/waste operations in Irun and Hondarribia.

Workers at the Maderas de Llodio plant remain on an indefinite strike protesting an ERE that cuts jobs and shifts output to other sites; the stoppage continues into mid‑February with pickets at the facility.

Pilots and crews at Pegasus Aviación (helicopters and water‑bomber aircraft for wildfire and emergency services) began an indefinite strike effective February 1, 2026. Regional governments set minimum service levels to guarantee emergency coverage while the stoppage continues.

Workers at UTE Málaga Redes Saneamiento began an indefinite strike from February 1, 2026, affecting inspection, maintenance and cleaning of the city’s sewer and rainwater network; the Andalusian government set minimum services to ensure essential operations.

Maintenance staff employed by Serveo at the Ourense University Hospital Complex (CHUO) are on strike as formally notified by the Galician government, which has set minimum service levels. Work stoppages span February 3–5 and 10–12; expect limited operational impact due to mandated minimum services.

Education unions in Catalonia (including USTEC, Professors de Secundària, CCOO, CGT and UGT) have called a one-day strike for February 11 over pay and staffing; mobilizations begin January 24.

SEMAF, the train drivers’ union, has called a three‑day sector‑wide rail strike for February 9–11 to demand safety improvements after recent fatal accidents.

After workers rejected a pre‑agreement, unions CIG, CCOO and UGT will resume an indefinite strike across the province’s interurban road passenger transport from Wednesday, February 11, 2026; minimum services apply for school and essential routes.

The Consorcio de Galerías de Arte Contemporáneo announced a nationwide closure of galleries from Feb 2–7 to demand a reduced cultural VAT; they will also halt unpaid collaborations with institutions for three months.

The works council at Sabic Cartagena (La Aljorra) calls four 24‑hour strikes (Jan 30–31, Feb 6–7) amid uncertainty over the sale to Mutares and the announced closure of Lexan 1, demanding a social plan and guarantees.

CIG, CCOO and UGT called an indefinite strike in road passenger transport across A Coruña province. After a pre-agreement on February 2, unions suspended the start while 2,500 workers vote on February 4; if rejected, the indefinite strike is scheduled to begin on Thursday, February 5. The regional government has issued minimum service orders.

Pilots and crew at Pegasus Aviación, which operates emergency, rescue and wildfire helicopters under public contracts, have extended their strike into an indefinite action starting February 1, 2026. Authorities in the Canary Islands and Andalusia set 100% minimum services due to the essential nature of these operations.

Bus workers in the province of A Coruña will strike January 12, 13, 16, 19 and 20 over pay and conditions; an indefinite strike will begin February 2 if no deal is reached. Called by CIG, UGT and CCOO.

The regional labor authority set minimum services ahead of an indefinite strike by Pegasus Aviación (aerial firefighting) personnel in Andalusia starting 2026-02-01. The action was notified by the SLTA union and affects aerial wildfire operations; minimum essential services are mandated.

Pilots and copilots employed by Pegasus Aviación in emergency, rescue and aerial wildfire operations in the Canary Islands will begin an open‑ended strike from February 1, called by SLTA. Regional authorities have imposed 100% minimum service levels due to the essential nature of the service.

Following SLTA’s notice extending the Pegasus Aviación labour dispute, Castilla y León has confirmed an indefinite strike from February 1 and extended minimum‑service measures to guarantee aerial wildfire response capacity.

Workers at UTE Málaga Redes Saneamiento (FCC/Aqualia), which maintains EMASA’s sewer/wastewater network, are on an open‑ended strike over a sector agreement, pay and safety recognition, and more predictable schedules; the stoppage remains active into March.

National health unions in the Ámbito de Negociación (SATSE-FSES, CCOO, UGT, CSIF, CIG-Saúde) announce an indefinite strike every Tuesday starting January 27, 2026, to demand a comprehensive Statute for all SNS professionals.

CGT Enseñanza Aragón convoca tres jornadas de huelga en la educación pública (docentes y no docentes) para protestar contra la falta de financiación y la deriva hacia la privatización.

Cleaning staff at the hospitals of O Salnés, Barbanza and Cee will begin an indefinite strike from Jan 21 after initially planning to start Jan 7; workers demand alignment of conditions with other reference centers.

ELA calls a one-day strike in privately run, publicly funded schools across the Basque Country over alleged non-compliance with the 2024 agreement (reduction of lective hours and other measures).

Medical unions maintain a nationwide doctors’ strike for January 14–15, demanding a specific statute and improvements to hours and pay. The call is led by APEMYF and unions including CESM and SMA.

CCOO called strikes at several discretionary transport firms that provide school transport in Gran Canaria; after a postponement on Jan 8, action continues on Jan 13 with 100% minimum services ordered for school days.

Workers at Urbaser (municipal waste collection and street-cleaning) began an indefinite strike on January 2, 2026; the Andalusian government set minimum services.

USO and CGT have called partial strikes at South Europe Ground Services (IAG handling) in Madrid-Barajas on January 2 and 7, with stoppages 08:00–12:00 and 18:00–22:00, potentially affecting Iberia/IAG flights.

CGT calls strikes at Michelin Spain plants during 'bolsa de horas' days throughout 2026, starting with action on Jan 6 (following a Jan 5 night shift) to protest increased scheduling flexibility.

UGT (FeSMC) called nationwide partial stoppages at Azul Handling (Ryanair’s ground handling in Spain) every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday through 31 December 2025 in three time windows (05:00–09:00, 12:00–15:00, 21:00–23:59).

Drivers at Marfina Bus SAU call new 24-hour walkouts affecting 14 routes in L’Hospitalet, El Prat and Baix Llobregat over workloads, scheduling and maintenance issues.

Las Brigadas/Bomberos Forestales de la Comunidad de Madrid (TRAGSA) continúan en huelga indefinida iniciada el 15 de julio, sin acuerdo tras nuevas protestas en diciembre. Reclaman nuevo convenio (caducado desde 2012), estabilidad, mejoras salariales y protección frente a agentes cancerígenos.

After failed mediation, the Talavera plant will hold two-hour stoppages per shift on multiple December dates while bargaining over the new company agreement remains stalled.

Staff at Autocares Julián de Castro (Grupo Avanza) will stage alternating-day strikes affecting interurban, urban and school services across several towns; initial days 17–18 and 24–25 Nov, with multiple December dates.

CGT calls work stoppages at Amazon’s RMU1 logistics hub over pay, scheduling and safety. Two blocks of strike days: 24–28 November and 16–23 December.

Unions UGT, CCOO, ELA and LAB call regional strikes in road freight transport and logistics in Navarra due to a 17-year-stagnant sectoral agreement. First tranche runs Dec 13–16; second tranche Dec 20–23, with additional mobilizations in Pamplona and Tudela.

La plantilla de una subcontrata que reparte paquetería para Amazon en Navarra convoca paros de tres horas el 22 y 23 de diciembre para exigir un convenio que mejore salarios y condiciones. La acción, promovida por ELA, afecta a unas 70 personas trabajadoras.

El comité de empresa de la Empresa Malagueña de Transportes (EMT) mantiene paros parciales que afectan al servicio urbano de autobuses en Málaga, con nuevas jornadas el 19 y 20 de diciembre en franjas de mañana y tarde.

Unions CIG, UGT and CCOO call regionwide strikes in Galicia’s interurban bus network over a stalled sectoral agreement and working conditions. Actions are planned across multiple days in December and will affect regular and school services operated under Xunta concessions.

CIG-Ensino and STEG call a 48-hour strike across Galicia’s public non-university education on December 16 and 17, coinciding with evaluations; a large demonstration in Santiago is planned on the 17th.

The doctors’ committee (CESM and SMA) has called nationwide hospital/health service strikes on December 9–12 against the draft Estatuto Marco; students (CEEM) back the mobilization with parallel academic stoppages.

Regional unions call stoppages against SERGAS’s primary care reorganization. Base call for 26 Nov backed by several unions; O’MEGA extends to 26–28 Nov and also calls 9–12 Dec. Simega announces support.

Teachers’ unions in the Comunitat Valenciana have called a strike day over pay and conditions, following assemblies across the region.

Sindicatos ELA y LAB convocan dos jornadas de huelga en residencias privadas y viviendas comunitarias de Álava ante el bloqueo del primer convenio provincial, con reivindicaciones salariales y de jornada.

Following a CARL-mediated meeting, the workforce and works council suspended—but did not cancel—the 11 Dec strike call to facilitate bargaining on the company agreement; unions report initial advances (e.g., consolidating a 3.8% 2025 rise).

CCOO Industria and UGT FICA scheduled a general strike in the rice processing sector for December 10 if prior stoppages and mediation fail to unlock the stalled collective agreement.

CCOO and UGT call 24-hour strikes in the Barcelona provincial metal industry due to stalled bargaining for the provincial agreement.

Taxi union Élite Taxi will halt service across Catalonia from 10:00–16:00 on 2025-12-09, attending only medical emergencies for free. A large protest is planned in Barcelona (Gran Via and Passeig de Gràcia), with informational pickets at airports and major train/bus stations. The group said the protest is intended to defend the sector's future and "denounce Uber's plundering." The union stressed that the strike is "irreversible" and will not be cancelled "under any circumstances or pressure."

Drivers at Automóviles La Alcoyana (Vectalia) begin an indefinite strike from 9 December after several partial strike days in Sept–Nov. The action affects the comarcal ‘Busco’ services and the Alcoy–Alicante line; unions cite staffing, vehicle condition and schedule issues.

UGT calls nationwide partial strikes at LogiRail on several November dates and a 24-hour strike on 8 December over the blocked III Collective Agreement.

CGT and Alferro call company-wide strikes over the stalled negotiation of Iryo’s first collective agreement; affects crew, maintenance, CEX, control room and offices across all bases.

CCOO y UGT convocan una nueva jornada de huelga del transporte de viajeros por carretera en la provincia de Lleida para el 8 de diciembre, con concentraciones y cortes previstos en Lleida y Vielha en el marco de la negociación del convenio.

Unions have called 24-hour strikes on Barcelona’s TRAM networks over pay and working conditions.

Coordinadora de Plataformas de las seis universidades públicas madrileñas convokes a two-day strike against underfunding by the regional government.

Gestha calls a nationwide strike and concentration in Madrid to demand a new career path agreement aligned with the EBEP and to address loss of resources at AEAT and the Ministry of Finance.

Around 7,000 private‑sector healthcare staff in Málaga staged partial stoppages (10:00–12:00 and 17:00–19:00) over pay and staffing; this is the fourth day in a series this month.

Road freight workers will strike for 24 hours to demand an updated provincial collective agreement and improved pay and conditions.

Workers at Marelli España’s Santpedor (Barcelona) plant will start an indefinite strike on 17 November against the announced closure; union CCOO de Catalunya reports 52 jobs affected.

Indefinite strike over alleged breaches on job classification and equality plan at sites in Vigo, Nigrán and O Porriño.

Plant workers strike over collective dismissal plan (ERE) affecting ~550 jobs in Motilla and ~190 in Paterna.

Regional teachers’ unions called a strike from Oct 20–24 over pay alignment; majority plan escalated daily stoppages by stage, while CCOO proposes a full-week strike.

Regional strike in public, non-university education over pay; escalated (Mon–Fri) with CCOO calling all-week strike and ANPE/STEC/UGT staging by stages, with joint day Thu.

CGT has called a 24h general strike; UGT and CCOO registered partial stoppages of 2 hours per shift (02:00–04:00, 10:00–12:00, 17:00–19:00). Public transport and other essential services operate with minimum services.

The Junta de Personal Docente (ANPE, STEC, CCOO, TU, UGT) continues a wave of education strikes demanding salary alignment; after 8–9 Sep, further strikes are scheduled for Secondary (11–12 Sep), Adult Education/Conservatories/Arts (17–18 Sep), and Language Schools (7–8 Oct).

Galician doctors’ unions SIMEGA and O’MEGA announced a 24‑hour strike on Oct 3 to demand a specific medical/faculty statute, 35‑hour week, primary care limits and other improvements.

CIG-Servizos called 24-hour strikes in private eldercare residences, day centres and home-help (SAF) across Galicia over stalled collective bargaining and safety protocols.

Sindicato Ferroviario called stoppages of 2 hours per shift at LogiRail (Renfe Group) amid a pay and conditions dispute; prior 1 Sep 24h strike was followed by further actions on 8 and 15 Sep.