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"There is no written report explaining why the repair of the intervention that would pay the workers of the Ramón Gaya Museum is not resolved," said the councilor of the Municipal Socialist Group, Begoña García Retegui, who has assured that " Neither the town hall nor the patronage have not appealed by any instance the agreement signed between the Patronato Ramón Gaya and the workers in the act of conciliation, but also the employees are discharged in Social Security, so the problem with the Payment of the payroll is being generated by the city council itself. "

The socialist councilor recalled that the workers of the Ramón Gaya Museum have not received a charge for six months and that, if the situation continues, the museum could close its doors.

"It is unacceptable the inaction of the PP government to solve a scenario that is caused by its mismanagement and an illegal assignment of workers that we warned more than a year ago.In January, after the end of the contract with the concessionaire Of the service and to have been unlawfully transferred, the Board of Trustees, with an express mandate to agree, reached an agreement with the workers, an act of conciliation that resulted in their discharge in Social Security and its continuation in the provision of the service, " Explained García Retegui.

"The City of Murcia does not pay and claims that it can not do so, but it does not submit any reports to support that decision. We can not accept or understand how workers are kept without charging for six months without a resolution to resolve the situation and Ramon Gaya Museum is getting closer. "

In the last Committee on Finance and General Affairs, the Socialist Group requested a written response to see if any instance of the City of Murcia has challenged the conciliation agreement between the Board and the workers.

"We also recall that this act has already been partially fulfilled as it has been registered in the Social Security to employees, so if the answer is negative and no appeal has been filed against the conciliation act, we do not understand why The file has not been processed in order to pay the payroll, raising the objection made by the Intervention for the non-existence of an organic workforce. That competence, that of lifting the reparation, belongs to the mayor, who must be the one who takes him to the plenary to be approved"

"It is striking," Garcia Retegui insisted, "that the conciliation act has not been appealed, the workers have been discharged from Social Security and kept in the workplace without charge and without resolving the remedy of the Intervention "The lack of capacity to solve the problem is alarming."

"The City of Murcia has to act and resolve a situation that has caused itself. Otherwise, to the violation of having had workers in assignment of illegal contract, as has also recognized the Labor Inspectorate (which has imposed sanction To the city council), the illegality of not paying wages is added, "he concluded.

Source: PSOE Murcia