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CCOO Calls for Protests to Banks in Bilbao and 11 Other Cities About Working Conditions

CCOO has called for concentrations of banking workers in twelve cities, including Bilbao, to demand improvements in the working climate and working conditions. The protests will take place on October 15 and November 4 before the headquarters of Santander, BBVA, CaixaBank, Abanca, Sabadell, Cajamar, Unicaja, Ibercaja and Caja Rural.
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CCOO has called for concentrations of banking workers in twelve cities, including Bilbao, to demand improvements in the working climate and working conditions. The protests will take place on October 15 and November 4 before the headquarters of Santander, BBVA, CaixaBank, Abanca, Sabadell, Cajamar, Unicaja, Ibercaja and Caja Rural.

CCOO, the majority union in banks like Santander or Ibercaja, had warned of “a hot fall” and so it will be. The union formation has announced mobilizations in a dozen cities to demand improvements in the conditions of the templates as a measure of pressure to reactivate the sectoral negotiation. The protests will take place on October 15th and November 4th in front of the headquarters of the main banking entities. The union points out in a commu…

The trade union Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) has announced the call for mergers of the banking workers before the headquarters of the entities in a dozen cities to demand improvements in the working climate and working conditions. Specifically, the union has called to demonstrate on October 15th and on October 4th [...] The entry CCOO calls for concentrations in October and November before the banks for the working climate aparece primero en Forbes…

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Forbes España broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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