After numerous complaints filed by the CSIF Navarre Private Security Zonethe Labor Inspectorate, dependent on the Ministry of Labor and Social Economydecided to start a serious sanction procedure against the private security company INVICO for obstruction of inspection work.
Juan DopazoCSIF delegate, communicated to the Government of Navarresince it is the most vigilant company at the service of the Regional Executive, of the constant non-compliance with the regulations by the The company INVICOwhile the Ministry of the Interior has not taken any effective measures in this regard.
According to Drug“After the summons, in April and seeing that not only was nothing changing, but that there was a worsening of the situation of the security agents and the services they had to provide, a complaint was filed with both the Labor Inspectorate and the Labor Inspectorate. department of Interior of the Government of Navarrethe countless failures at work.
He Private Security Zone did not fail to meet with the company to inform it of the ongoing complaints from workers which take the form of the following non-conformities: lack of uniformity, quadrants, recording of working hours, non-payment of bonuses recognized in the State Convention of Private Security Companiesnight and holiday hours, proportional Christmas pay, as well as irregularities in overtime.
“In addition, the company has left uncovered Executive Services that sometimes agents of the Provincial Police have to cover or there are even workers who work 16 hours a day or more in different official organizations,” said the Private Security Delegatewho stressed that “even if a national body such as the Labor Inspectorate has taken the appropriate measures, on the other hand, and within our own Community, we are still waiting for the response from the Ministry of the Interior, which has first- handed over information on the repeated non-compliance with everything mentioned.
From CSIF Navarre We cannot understand the passivity of the provincial government since it has sufficient mechanisms to impose, or even separate, companies like INVICO.
