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The municipal Limusa this morning the renewal of his street clothes for more than a hundred workers operating in the work of street cleaning and collection and processing of municipal solid waste through the consensus between the social and business.

It is the first time that in the absence of approval of the municipal employer, working clothes is chosen by the Works in compliance with one of the objectives of the new leadership of the organization to open the internal feedback management.

The Municipal Corporation Councillor, Melchor Morales stressed that "the new uniforms, they will start to see on the streets of the city during this Easter, these being predominantly navy blue and fluorescent yellow, identifying the employee to back with the name Company and facing the logo, which has sparked renewed change image uniformity.

The workwear meets the requirements for prevention and safety at work that makes the activity that is intended for high visibility is required.

This condition results in the use of yellow or orange and reflective at a rate not less than 25% of the textile surface, according to EN-471.

Although the overall improvement is, the night shift takes advantage of these features than the rest of slots of work. "

Morales added that "with the change, workers in urban sanitation services also gain in comfort, since it will be the first to wear protective clothes officer to be earlier versions of even an adaptation of normal street clothes"

For his part Limusa Manager, Santos Gonzalez commented that "your purchase has not been an added outlay for the company to be cyclical renewal, both in times of summer and winter.

Moreover, and contrary, the new dress is a saving on the cost per item in 2008 of 40%, although the staff has even increased.

In the near future the new uniforms will be happening the rest of the service, the most immediate of workforce-mostly women-cleaning facilities and municipal buildings. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca