Lleida sets minimum services for November 11th strike

The Lleida City Council and unions agree to guarantee essential services in transport, nursery schools, and citizen services for the general strike.

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The Lleida City Council has established the necessary minimum services to ensure the provision of essential municipal services in anticipation of the general strike called for November 11th, following an agreement with trade unions.

The Mayor's decree stipulates that minimum services will be offered to ensure the continuity of municipal services, both those managed directly by the council and those provided by contracted companies, in accordance with the Basic Statute of Public Employees.
For public urban transport, a 25% minimum service has been set during the hours of 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM and 4:30 PM to 9:00 PM, guaranteeing at least one complete round trip per line.
Nursery schools will have at least one member of the management team and 33% of the staff per center. Specific staffing details for each nursery school are also provided, including reception, kitchen, and monitoring staff.
Municipal schools such as the Conservatory, the School of Art, the Municipal Employment Institute, the Gardening School, and the Special Employment Center will also have defined minimum services, including management teams, caretakers, and percentages of teaching and auxiliary staff.
Regarding citizen services, the general registry will have one worker, the cemetery will operate with its usual service, and the pound will have one worker per shift. The social services on-call team will also maintain its usual service.
Other municipal services with minimums include teleassistance (85% of teleoperators and care staff), Home Help (urgent services), social dining hall (weekend service), day centers (normal catering and 50% of other services), emergency accommodation (like a holiday), youth services (like a holiday), transport for people with disabilities (usual service), municipal crane (one-third of usual service), and municipal depot (weekend or holiday staffing).
Utilities such as water, sanitation, and public lighting will operate to ensure facility functioning and repair urgent breakdowns affecting public health, safety, or sanitation.
The Local Police will deploy a special unit to manage traffic due to planned road closures at the city's access points and during the demonstration. Specific times and closure points have been detailed, including Llorenç Agustí Claveria street, the C-13 road, the Ll-11 road, the Instituts roundabout, the intersection with the N-24a, the Pont Universitat, the junction of Príncep de Viana avenue with Ramon Berenguer IV square, and the demonstration starting from Ricard Viñes square.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Lleida (Paeria) - Actualitat (10/11/2026)