The Union of Labor and Social Security Inspectors (SITSS) denounced the “lack of opportunity” to carry out a check of the occupational risk prevention self-assessment of domestic workers. It was announced yesterday by the Ministry of Labor.
“You cannot announce an increase in functions without strengthening the Inspection. A cathedral cannot be built with just a few plans,” the union complains in a memo released this Thursday, reminding that compliance with the Inspection’s strategic plan is still pending. Labor and Social Security (ITSS), approved by the Council of Ministers in November 2021.
Work presented yesterday, Wednesday, draft royal decree on safety and health protection in the field of home employmentaiming to guarantee rights to prevent occupational hazards of a highly feminine collective through self-assessments.
The Union of Inspectors disgraced the Ministry of Labor’s announcement of “campaigns and increases in authority (…)” without strengthening the Labor Inspectorate, with the facility and structure of more than 20 years of history and a staff of 1,093 sub-inspectors. , 888 inspectors and 1,173 administrative staff”.
“The signed commitments have not been fulfilled, but they are issuing notices and announcements regarding further work and responsibilities for the Labor Inspectorate.” July 2021, which is not yet operational.