SITA urges Ceuta to use existing job pool for extra cleaning, not outsource
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- SITA has asked the Government of Ceuta to open the existing job pool in Servilimpce rather than outsource additional road‑cleaning work, and the Government of the Nation plans to approve a decree that will allocate 40 million euros to the city for extraordinary services related to the crisis.
- The union questions why private firms continue to be contracted for extra cleaning, calling the practice unfair and labeling it as "intrusismo laboral" and "desleal" by the Ayuntamiento, and notes that outsourced companies are also employed for manual sweeping in various neighbourhoods.
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