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Cádiz Bay: Dragados Offshore workers announce indefinite strike from May 4 if no deal

Canceled

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Low Manufacturing (offshore engineering/shipbuilding)

The works council at Dragados Offshore (Cádiz Bay) has announced an indefinite strike starting 4 May 2026 if negotiations over the company agreement fail. Ahead of this, the plan includes overtime bans and short stoppages through late April, affecting around 1,200 employees.

This alert was originally created on 12 April 2026.

Effective Dates

Updates

Apr 27, 2026
🛑 Canceled
Workers at Dragados Offshore (Cádiz Bay) approved a pre-agreement on 23 April 2026; unions suspended mobilizations and will formalize the deal at SERCLA the week of 27 April 2026. As a result, the indefinite strike planned from 4 May 2026 has been called off.
Apr 20, 2026
✎ Update
Mobilizations at Dragados Offshore (Cádiz Bay) have been postponed while negotiations resume via SERCLA; a pre-agreement was reached on April 17, 2026, to avoid the strike, pending workforce votes scheduled for April 21–23. As of April 20, 2026, the indefinite strike from May 4 has not been formally canceled.
⏸ Suspended
Apr 17, 2026
✎ Update
On April 12–13, 2026, Dragados Offshore workers and unions agreed to pause mobilizations and resume talks (SERCLA meeting set for April 21). The previously announced indefinite strike from 2026-05-04 remains contingent on negotiations and is effectively on hold for now; no new strike dates announced.
⏸ Suspended

Organizers

  • Works Council (Dragados Offshore Cádiz)
  • UGT FICA

Affected Locations

  • Bahía de Cádiz (Cádiz Province)
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