Aragón approves minimum services for the General Administration for the strike

The Government of Aragon has established the minimum services that General Administration personnel must maintain during the general strike on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. This is done through Order HAP/1621/2026, of November 6, from the Department of Finance, Interior and Public Administration, published in the Official Gazette of Aragon number 217, of November 10, 2026, in section III of other provisions and agreements, with official reference BOA20261110014.

The call affects all personnel serving the Administration of the Autonomous Community of Aragon and extends from 00:00 to 24:00 hours on the 11th. The regulation mandates the maintenance of “the essential services of the Community and those indispensable for the maintenance of the facilities of the Autonomous Administration,” with the personnel allocations detailed in the annex of the order.

The distribution of staff, department by department

The annex, accessible via mia.aragon.es/documentos with the secure verification code CSVQW4USLZ3LT1Q0XFIL, assigns one or more staff members to each unit. Among the most relevant allocations are:

• Presidency of the Government: 1 person in the General Secretariat of the Presidency.
• Department of Presidency, Justice, Culture and Sport: 3 people in the Technical General Secretariat, 1 in Legal Services and 1 in Institutional Relations and Relations with the Cortes.
• General Directorate of Justice: 1 person, 1 morning driver and 1 afternoon driver, plus an on-call technician in the juvenile service of Huesca, Teruel and Zaragoza.
• Archives, Museums and Libraries: the director or highest responsible person of each center.
• Territorial Delegations: 2 people in each and 1 in each delegated office (Tarazona, Calatayud, Ejea de los Caballeros, Jaca, Fraga, Barbastro, Alcañiz and Calamocha).
• Pignatelli Building: 1 person in the General Registry, 1 in the Information Office, 2 in the morning switchboard and 1 in the afternoon, in addition to maintenance and a driver.
• Aragonesa de Servicios Telemáticos: 4 people in Zaragoza, 1 in Teruel and 1 in Huesca.
• Road Maintenance: 17 on-call people in the province of Huesca (16 for continuous care plus one workshop mechanic), 12 in Teruel and 20 in Zaragoza.
• Agriculture: 1 person for each regional agro-environmental office, with 19 in Zaragoza, 15 in Huesca and 15 in Teruel.
• Environment: fire and prevention guards throughout the territory, 1 person per center in the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park and 2 in the Aragonese Water Institute.
• Aragonese Employment Institute (INAEM): 2 people in the Management Directorate, 2 in each provincial directorate, 2 in the six centers of Zaragoza city and 1 in each employment office in the territory.

Health, education and public media, with their own orders

The Treasury order is limited to the civil service personnel of General Administration, because the Agreement of the Government of Aragon of March 21, 2012, published in the Official Gazette of Aragon number 57 of March 22, 2012, reserved the competence over specific groups for other departments. On the same day, Order SAN/1629/2026 was published for the health centers dependent on the Aragonese Health Service, and Order SAN/1630/2026, which guarantees health services in all public and private spheres. The framework is completed by Order ECU/1631/2026, regarding public teaching centers, orders ECE/1626/2026 and ECE/1627/2026, for public and private companies, and Order PJC/1619/2026, which regulates the Aragonese Radio and Television Corporation, with a total of 520 people between the corporation, its subsidiaries, and contractor companies.

Ten trade union organizations appear as conveners in the bulletin documentation: CGT, CCOO, UGT, Confederación Intersindical, CNT, Solidaridad Obrera, OSTA, SOA, COBAS, and OSAD.

Nominal designation and sanctioning regime

The order signed by counselor Roberto Bermúdez de Castro Mur in Zaragoza on November 6 assigns the technical general secretariats of the departments and the general secretariats of the autonomous bodies the task of arranging the measures so that the persons providing the minimum services are nominally designated. Furthermore, it warns that “the cessation and alterations in the provision of essential services will be subject to sanction, in accordance with current regulations.”

The regulation invokes article ten of Royal Decree-Law 17/1977, of March 4, on labor relations, and recalls that the regulatory provisions of their relationship with the regional Administration are applicable to the affected personnel.

Impact for the citizen

The order determines which windows and services will remain operational on the day of the strike: registry, citizen information, tax assistance, employment offices, roads, forest guards, and care centers. For the citizen, the practical consequence is that in-person assistance will be reduced and limited to those staff, while public employees will know in advance which positions remain covered and which do not.

Source: Official Gazette of Aragon, number 217, of November 10, 2026, section III (official reference: BOA20261110014).