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| Questions about commuting to the job, access to benefits and organization of professional activities are some of the queries that were able to pose and solve during the session | More than 340 entrepreneurs and micro-enterprises participated this Thursday, April 16, in the digital meeting organized by the Local Development and Employment Agency (ADLE) of the Cartagena City Council and the Development Institute on tools that public administrations have arranged to deal with.

to the COVID crisis19.Thus, during a two-hour session, a total of 342 micro-business managers and registered freelancers listened to and learned the explanations of advisers and technicians from different administrations such as the SEF about existing aid and were able to resolve the doubts they have raised live.The video chat began with a few words from the president of the ADLE and mayor of Education, Employment and Business, Irene Ruiz; the Councilor for Business and Tourism, Cristina Pérez Carrasco; and the Head of the INFO Business Growth Department, Álvaro Armada.During the session, Irene Ruiz highlighted that the ADLE is turning all its efforts in helping all those affected.

"More than 400 people have signed up for this talk, which shows that we must bet on this type of digitized communication channels so that, despite the confinement, from the public administration we can help all who need it," said the president of the ADLE.For her part, Cristina Pérez stressed that the Local Development and Employment Agency and all the staff of the Cartagena City Council are working intensively so that no one feels unprotected.

"In addition to this videoconference, ADLE has also made available on the web a resource and aid guide with updated legislation and links to different resources, such as, for example, the models for authorizing trips to work centers."In addition, the advisers Pilar Sánchez Jácome, from the Employment and Training Service; María del Mar Carrillo, from Carrillo Asesores, and María Soledad García, from MG Asesora, answered more than 30 questions from the participants on all kinds of issues: benefits to which the self-employed are entitled with cessation of activity, duration of Same, differences between ERTEs of force majeure or due to economic or organizational conditions and travel to workplaces, as well as numerous inquiries about the possibility of organizing certain professional activities.The vast majority of the entities of the Puntopyme Network participated in the event, made up of municipalities from the Region, their local development agents and numerous companies and self-employed, mainly from the service sector.For his part, the manager of the ADLE, Fulgencio Cerón, who moderated the event, recalled that the phone 968 065 400 is also available to workers, self-employed workers and companies, from 9:00 a.m.

to 2:00 p.m.

( working days), attended by ADLE technicians, to answer questions and guide whoever needs it.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena