Unai Sordo appeals to Elche to punish tax evasion and the informal economy with prison

The forum held at the Elche Convention Center, balance of things forecasting the performance of the Workers’ Commissions by the union and for the remainder of the year. In the first place, Unai Sordo highlighted the union’s work “in the face of successive wide-ranging crises with unknown price increases over the past four decades”. Despite these difficulties, he stressed that “unlike other historical moments, we were able to agree on measures to protect incomes between the two countries”. 15 and 16 million peopleWe reached a pension agreement that provides an 8.5% revaluation and premium increase for 10 million people. interprofessional minimum wage about 8% for two million people”.

However, Comisiones Obreras stressed that the working class is a segment that “must be dealt with as their wages have been drastically reduced”, and so they called for speed to sign collective agreements. It will be re-evaluated within the framework of the Labor and Collective Bargaining Agreement signed with employers.

These are examples of Unai Sordo’s “union he was right in his assumptionsIn line with this, he said, “it has been shown that the crisis can be resolved the other way, as opposed to what has always been done.” It should not devalue wages and facilitate layoffs.” With a labor reform that increases indefinite-term contracts by almost 5% each month and a 47% increase in the inter-professional minimum wage, Spain will reach 21 million Social Security contributions. A historic record in the coming months,” he said. However, he acknowledged that the 12 percent unemployment rate was “not acceptable” and called for continued work.

work at b: “a cancer for the economy”

On the other hand, he claimed that “the region I am in was aware of the persecution in Spain”.no quarter tax fraudfraud in contracting and work in b. He labeled this fact as “cancer for the country’s economy” and described it as “a site of exploitation of workers” along with “unfair job competition”. For this reason, the central government of Unai Sordo began to mobilize the Labor Inspection Board and demand this urged to use technologies like Big Data to bring applications to light. “to exile”.

The union leader called for political will to monitor company invoicing, as “companies need to see if it’s all add up” to make an assessment of their costs, VAT paid and received, and invoices than it was ten, twenty or thirty years ago. In this context, he stressed the need for the margin observatory to be launched, as the Labor Commissions had already made an offer to Pedro Sánchez’s Manager to “learn how costs are distributed and see who is holding that money”.

To combat the scourge of the sunken economy, he has been in favor of punishing the offender, as well as imposing sanctions and paying him all the financial costs he did not incur in a timely manner. prison “in place”, because as he warned, “there are so many beneficial activities with pseudo-self-employment and the informal economy that they cannot act as a deterrent, no matter how high the penalties.”

at regional level

Recognition of agreements reached on work issues in the Community of Valencia, such as the Reactiva Plan so that vulnerable families can benefit from public transport assistance, and Valencia Participation Income, among other benefits, were discussed in parliament. Ana García Alcolea, secretary general of the CCOO, Country of Valencia, appealed for the amendment. production model in the autonomous region “for the creation of decent work”.

And to achieve this goal, he asked union delegates to vote in the elections on 28 May and to be able to “defend their rights and interests”. they.. Among the duties imposed on politicians; Strengthening public services Ana García noted that as well as changing regional funding for them to be of good quality, “to get more resources to distribute more and better, and the production pattern has changed”.