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The orange training has received verbal denunciations of workers of this service before alleged cases of harassment and psychological abuse that, they have warned, are about to take to the courts

There are also complaints about alleged cases of job plaguism and favor treatment when allocating shifts and schedules

The municipal group Citizens has demanded in writing to José Ballesta the opening of a file of investigation in the outsourced service of telephone attention 092 before the allegations that the orange formation has received on supposed cases of harassment and plumbing work.

"Specifically," said Mario Gómez, spokeswoman for Cs, "workers in room 092 have told us that they are being victims of harassment and psychological abuse, a situation that, they warn, is becoming unsustainable, so Are seriously considering bringing it before the courts. "

Favoritism

Another of the complaints received by Citizens refers to "the alleged hiring of direct relatives of local police officers in charge of the service and children of some pedantry of the PP."

"These circumstances", according to the complaints received, "are causing a clear discriminatory treatment of some workers over others, getting to the point that with three shifts, the assumptions plugged in never make the night, giving them also the possibility of choosing between the two remaining".

Immediate Review

Faced with these accusations, Citizens have insisted on claiming the mayor of Murcia an immediate investigation into the allegations, and a comprehensive review of the situation in which the outsourced contract awarded by the City Council in 2015. "A contract", has Recalled the spokesman of Cs, "that we have already denounced before the Labor Inspectorate to decide if we are faced with a possible illegal transfer of workers."

This review - Gómez finished - should also include a detailed list of the types of contracts signed with workers, shift dials, among other issues.

Source: Ciudadanos Murcia