municipal day-care centers and welfare facilities are on strike nationwide on Friday. Above all a collective agreement regulated health unions want to enforce it. 
In day care centers and social facilities on strike from this Friday onwards. 89.9 percent in a ballot of the members voted to strike, as the trade union Verdi announced on Thursday in Berlin. Ver.di wants to push through with the open-ended strikes a collective agreement regulated health of 220,000 employed by local educators and social workers. The union had to negotiate with employers on 30 April declared failed.
The Union for Education and Science (GEW) calls its members in urban institutions of social and educational service from Friday to nationwide strikes. Fast 93 percent of members expressed in a ballot in favor of forcing the employer to order to negotiate a collective agreement for occupational health.
The workers would have no longer hold out by employers that would have delayed the negotiations again and again and thus provoked the strike, said ver.di board member Achim Meerkamp.
The walkouts by the unions should first start in North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, Schleswig-Holstein, Hessen and Bremen. Particularly affected are Dortmund, Duisburg, Mainz, Kiel and Kassel. On 18 and 19 MAI would are on strike in Bavaria, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Lower Saxony and Saarland. Priorities are especially Munich, Nuremberg, Stuttgart, Mannheim, Hannover and Saarbrücken. was in Frankfurt for 19 May, a large rally planned.
(dpa, N24)
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