Overview

• A 'historic' two-day strike in Tenerife's hospitality sector has seen an estimated 70% participation, with stronger turnout in southern areas.
• Unions rejected a 6% wage preagreement mediated by the regional government, leading employers to declare it void and reset collective bargaining to zero.
• Workers are demanding significant wage hikes, retroactive pay, the installation of adjustable beds, and protections against pay absorption.
• Unions have filed legal challenges against what they describe as 'abusive' minimum service requirements imposed during the strike.
• Protests continue with a car caravan disrupting southern Tenerife roads today and a major march planned for Good Friday in Playa de Las Américas.