Judicial activity in Alicante province came to a halt again on the second day of the strike. Justice Administration Lawyers (LAJs) and they will meet next week indefinite unemployment If from January Ministry of Justice does not respond to their demands and abides by the collective’s commitments to improve its remuneration.
strike success
While the follow-up of the strike in the provincial courts was close to one hundred percent, the national average was over 70 percent in the four-day strike that took place in less than a month. LAJ associations underline the “sounding and indisputable success” of the strike and remind the Ministry of Justice, “tired of the Justice Administration’s lawyers”, that it is wrong and that “we are not tired, what we are doing”. enraged».
The LAJs’ strike meant thousands of judicial proceedings across the country were suspended and millions of dollars in payments were cut, and the calling associations point out to the Minister of Justice that “those who suffered from Pilar Llop” are not LAJS. Families who do not receive their compensation on time; to small and medium-sized companies that cannot collect their receivables; couples who cannot separate, divorce or arrange custody or visit regimes; or to workers who, among many other victims, will have to wait longer for their dismissal to be resolved.
unkept promises
“They are all victims of the irresponsible attitude of Pilar Llop, who broke her own promises to cause a conflict and now refuses to do anything to resolve it.”
Given the lack of response, the LAJs are forced to go on strike indefinitely as announced. If justice remains “insensitive”, this strike will be called next week.