Post by account_disabled on Feb 25, 2024 4:14:11 GMT -5
The campaign launched by citizen Carlos San Juan “ I am older, not an idiot ” has recently been in the news and has collected 600,000 signatures to protest the treatment given by financial institutions to older people, to whom they intend to reduce the service to non-face-to-face services by referring them to ATMs. The Vice President of the Government Nadia Calviño herself received it and the entities have initiated some type of actions, perhaps more of a publicity than real nature. It seems that the capital of the majority of older people is not profitable for financial institutions. We must welcome the success of this campaign that helps us reconsider the treatment given to citizens by private entities, but also by the public administration itself. Because if the treatment that some citizens are given by private entities because of their age is unacceptable, it is even more inadmissible that this type of action occurs by Public Administrations. For this reason, we must welcome the awareness campaign under the title “ I want to be cared for, ” which is a public manifesto for accessible in-person and telephone care in the social security administration.
The Ministry led by Mr. Escrivá, since the arrival of COVID- has practically eliminated in-person care in the various offices dependent on his ministry and without seeing the possibility of a return to what was the previous usual care. to the pandemic. No one denies the virtues of technological advances and telematic care, but this should not eliminate in-person care, which in addition to meeting the needs of sectors of the population that do not master the new techniques, especially in vulnerable sectors, can give them advice that in Otherwise, it forces them to resort to the efforts of private professionals with the economic cost that entails. It should be noted that the Ministry of Chinese Thailand Phone Number List Labor, Migration and Social Security, headed by Mr. Escrivá, includes, among others, the services of the INSS (that is, the Social Security services) and the Immigration offices that both affect very vulnerable sectors such as emigration, registrations and cancellations of social security, pensions, issuance of NIE for emigrants, etc. Already on December 23 at the meeting of the General Council of the INSS, the representation of the unions raised this issue and recalled, among other issues, that the Services Charter of the entities that make up the Social Security system, and the same could be said of The other services of the ministry, contemplates the obligation to provide care to users through in-person communication along with telephone and telematic means and it must be the administration that adapts to the needs of users and not the other way around. In a democratic State, the Administration must be at the service of the citizens and not the other way around. I
Previous article published in Nueva Tribuna “ Domestic employees and bureaucracy ” I already raised the difficulty of this group in processing their sick leave reports, but the problem is much broader and especially affects sectors most in need of care. The difficulty of obtaining a NIE or any other procedure for an emigrant in the face of the collapse of “appointment” telephone services, the problem already mentioned for domestic workers, the difficulties in reporting death or widowhood for older people. , etc. They make the services of a Ministry, so linked to the material needs of the people, the worst in the administration perhaps only surpassed by the Administration of Justice. The difficulty in accessing the Ministry's services may be the cause of the relative failure of the Minimum Living Income, which the Government itself estimated would affect 850,000 families with a total of million beneficiaries and the reality is that it has only benefited to just over people. And many of them have needed to go to private management with the cost involved in the procedures for accessing the IMV. Only in Social Security has aging and non-renewal of staff led to a reduction of 20% of its human resources in the last decade. The digitalization process of the administration and of Mr.
The Ministry led by Mr. Escrivá, since the arrival of COVID- has practically eliminated in-person care in the various offices dependent on his ministry and without seeing the possibility of a return to what was the previous usual care. to the pandemic. No one denies the virtues of technological advances and telematic care, but this should not eliminate in-person care, which in addition to meeting the needs of sectors of the population that do not master the new techniques, especially in vulnerable sectors, can give them advice that in Otherwise, it forces them to resort to the efforts of private professionals with the economic cost that entails. It should be noted that the Ministry of Chinese Thailand Phone Number List Labor, Migration and Social Security, headed by Mr. Escrivá, includes, among others, the services of the INSS (that is, the Social Security services) and the Immigration offices that both affect very vulnerable sectors such as emigration, registrations and cancellations of social security, pensions, issuance of NIE for emigrants, etc. Already on December 23 at the meeting of the General Council of the INSS, the representation of the unions raised this issue and recalled, among other issues, that the Services Charter of the entities that make up the Social Security system, and the same could be said of The other services of the ministry, contemplates the obligation to provide care to users through in-person communication along with telephone and telematic means and it must be the administration that adapts to the needs of users and not the other way around. In a democratic State, the Administration must be at the service of the citizens and not the other way around. I
Previous article published in Nueva Tribuna “ Domestic employees and bureaucracy ” I already raised the difficulty of this group in processing their sick leave reports, but the problem is much broader and especially affects sectors most in need of care. The difficulty of obtaining a NIE or any other procedure for an emigrant in the face of the collapse of “appointment” telephone services, the problem already mentioned for domestic workers, the difficulties in reporting death or widowhood for older people. , etc. They make the services of a Ministry, so linked to the material needs of the people, the worst in the administration perhaps only surpassed by the Administration of Justice. The difficulty in accessing the Ministry's services may be the cause of the relative failure of the Minimum Living Income, which the Government itself estimated would affect 850,000 families with a total of million beneficiaries and the reality is that it has only benefited to just over people. And many of them have needed to go to private management with the cost involved in the procedures for accessing the IMV. Only in Social Security has aging and non-renewal of staff led to a reduction of 20% of its human resources in the last decade. The digitalization process of the administration and of Mr.