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The Socialist Party of the Union has met the company's decision CLECE, SA awarded the home help service in the municipality, from the February 8, 2010, to urge a Record of Employment Regulation, which would affect the 14 workers who the company has in the locality.

The reason for this situation is unsustainable due to repeated default by the City of La Union, whose debt to the said firm is the amount of EUR 205,589.31, plus interest for late payment.

Socialist spokesman, Mariano Oliver, said "it is shameful to see how Barnabas and the Popular Party have made a budget amendment to climb the salary, while not address the payment of an essential service for many people."

Oliver added: "The company, which has a staff of 99 employees and provides services in several municipalities in the region, only the ERE planned for its 14 workers in the Union, and blames the repeated defaults of Barnabas, which is absolutely inconceivable. "

The company CLECE, SA has already communicated, on 28 November, the City of La Union's decision to discontinue the service from next December 31, "for the payment of bills by the government team, and to the fruitlessness of their claims in order that you make your payment. "

For Oliver "this is an extremely serious and is a patent lack of sensitivity on the part of Barnabas and the Popular Party to the people who need that service and to pay workers what."

Oliver added that "while the company has more than a year without charging the City Council, has continued paying the payroll to the workers, so that the only responsible for this situation is Barnabas, which is the only one who does not pay, and who will responsible for loss of service and jobs. "

The Socialist Party of The Union wants to show solidarity and support to workers CLECE, SA, and urge the City Council to immediately rectify this situation, the benefit of service users and workers concerned. "

Finally, Mariano Oliver reminded the mayor, Francisco Bernabé, "be less concerned about the pictures and the press conferences and future projects and get to work every day in the municipality, for the sake of unionense."

Source: PSOE La Unión