Overview
- UGT walked out of the final bargaining session on June 27 and confirmed five strike dates in the Balearic Islands for July 10, 18, 19, 25 and 31.
- Hospitality unions maintain a demand for a 16% salary increase over three years while the Hotel Federation insists on an 11% rise, underscoring a widening pay gap.
- CIG delegates held protests in Pontevedra and Vigo on June 27 to press for two consecutive rest days and an inflation-linked wage review ahead of a July 1 negotiating meeting.
- The Balearic government under President Marga Prohens has refused to mediate, framing the conflict as a dispute strictly between unions and employers.
- Hotel Federation vice president María José Aguiló criticized UGT’s walkout as damaging to the negotiation climate and warned of potential disruptions during peak tourism season.