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The Mayor, Francisco Jodar has this morning signed an agreement to share data with the Minister of Education, Universities and Employment, Pedro Antonio Sánchez, that appeals to the entire population of the Region to reprove and denounce the activities of underground economy

The Ministry of Education, Universities and Employment this morning signed cooperation agreements with the City of Lorca to share information and combat irregular economy.

With the addition of this and other councils are almost half the municipalities in the region working with the regional government to help end the illegal economic activity.

Thus, the Ministry monitors the commitment you made regional president with economic and social actors to seek the participation of local authorities in combating the shadow economy by providing local information to detect shadow economy activities, a pioneer in Spain action .

The Minister Pedro Antonio Sánchez highlighted the joint work to be done to "lay siege to the irregular economy and preserve and guarantee the rights of workers.'s Underground economy creates unfair competition for those who respect the law and, above all, deprives workers to access benefits such as unemployment or pensions or disability. "

The Mayor of Lorca, Francisco Jodar said "municipal data provided by municipalities, as licensing activity, waste or water consumption, among others, others provided by the Departments of Employment, Economy and Industry together and forwarded to the Inspectorate of Labour and Social Security. analysis of these data provides clues for possible irregular economic activities and provide the means to be brought out. "

"It is a preventive action, the purpose is not to punish, but to prevent fraud is the worker, the Administration and the whole society. Assembly of the citizens of the region must repudiate these actions and denounce" concluded counselor.

During 2013, the local government provided nearly 7,000 data, to which must be added the almost 30,000 who sent the Autonomous Community to the Inspectorate of Labour and Social Security.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca