La contratación se dispara en Ceuta por el aumento de la vigilancia privada
Crecen los trabajos de emergencia con los que contener la crisis migratoria. En agosto los contratos subieron un 18%
The surge in private security employment in Ceuta, triggered by the influx of over 80,000 Moroccan migrants crossing the border on July 28, has significantly impacted the local job market. While the influx creates positions due to necessity, it simultaneously hinders hiring as a response to ongoing uncertainty, particularly in retail and hospitality sectors.
The urgent aid package approved by the government includes 36.6 million euros in direct lines for self-employed individuals and businesses. The ERTEs (Extraordinary Regime for Temporary Employment) will exempt 100% of social security contributions and provide a 75% bonus on social security quotas for indefinite contracts in Ceuta and Melilla.
Additionally, 12 million euros are allocated for fiscal aid in corporate taxes. The Confederation of Entrepreneurs of Ceuta (CECE) is calling for coverage of the extra security costs borne by businesses. Likewise, Comisiones Obreras is urging that the aid be tied to job retention.
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