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More than 1,600 people got jobs last year in Cartagena

The presidential adviser and Employment, José Gabriel Ruiz, and the Mayor of Cartagena, Pilar Barreiro, signed an agreement to join the municipality to the Regional Plan to Combat Irregular Economy, pioneer in Spain, which aims to improve the quality of today work and the protection of social and labor rights of workers.

With Cartagena are already 30 municipalities that are part of this plan, which is included in policies as quality employment as part of the Strategy for Job Creation in the Region of Murcia, and aims to foster collaboration between Community and town councils in order to submit these data which can be investigated suspected cases of economy.

The regional government considers that undeclared work is seriously detrimental to workers who lose all their labor and social security rights as well as the vast majority of companies, operating in the framework of the law.

This practice hinders economic recovery in the region.

The regional government has already submitted to the Ministry data totaling 56,375, of which 13,700 correspond to those supplied by local corporations and 21,375 come from the tax office in the region.

"To complete the system to combat the underground economy, the Community also has an agreement regarding this matter with the Ministry of Employment and Social Security," said the adviser.

Smooth running of the labor market in Cartagena

The presidential adviser and Employment also analyzed the labor market with the mayor of Cartagena, and said that "as is the case in the region, and being realistic, we can say that the employment situation of this city is on the right track in the right direction, as is shown by the latest data published by the Ministry of Employment and Social Security. "

"Data from Cartagena are slightly higher than the regional average and national, as year on year, over 1,600 people have ceased to be unemployed and are currently working," said José Gabriel Ruiz.

Although the trend is "positive", the Minister noted that since the regional government, "we must continue working to make these positive data not only consolidate, but better."

"To do this, he added, we have launched the Regional Employment Strategy, in which the role of municipalities will be very important, because activities aimed at collective of young unemployed are to be channeled through the guidance It will take place from municipal offices Youth. "

Source: CARM