Council workers and self-employed workers will prioritize the ‘problem’ of ‘generational change’

That when a freelancer retires, it does not mean that the business they have maintained for years will permanently close the closure it so often inexorably brings. Therefore, tackling the generational change that is so stuck will be the case in which the Association of Independent Workers (ATA) of Castilla y León will be concentrated in a “very significant” way. “Because many businesses are profitable” and “could” have continuity with a new generation and “these people remain” in the Community, defended yesterday Leticia Mingueza, unanimously re-elected president of the organization for next five years.

It is precisely this generational change due to the “difficulties” in finding someone to take the reins which will also be one of the questions that the Council will raise as a priority. This was stated by the Minister of Industry, Commerce and Tourism, Leticia García, who stressed that she would be one of the the issues that will be addressed at the upcoming meeting of the Council of Self-Employed Workers, which had not met since June 2022 – when Vox had just landed at the regional government and at the head of this department – he underlined.

He will also address the second agreement to support self-employment, he noted. “We will maintain this constant support” to a “very needy” and “very important” sector of the Community, underlined the advisor. And, he pointed out, 58 percent of the companies are independent companies and 20 percent of those affiliated with Community Security (5.54 percent of all those in Spain). A territory in which entrepreneurs present their singularities, such as being “the first” in which someone embarks on the adventure of owning their own business and also at the head of those who last more than five years, which they achieved more than seven years out of ten.