The National Superintendence of Labor Inspection (Sunafil) reported that it has inspected 64 agro-export companies in the Ica region in order to verify the working conditions, as well as the safety and health, of approximately 18,000 employees, who are dedicated to planting and fruit harvest of station.
To carry out this process, the inspectors of the Itinerant Peru Rural Labor Inspection Team traveled from lime to the Ica districts of Salas, Santiago and Los Aquijes, where they provided technical assistance with the aim that the firms correct or improve the observations found.
In this way, it seeks to train employees and company representatives so that labor rights and minimum safety conditions are respected.
This morning, staff from the Regional Intendancy of Ica provided guidance to agricultural workers who are concentrated in the El Álamo bus stop to combat non-compliance with services and informality in agro-industrial companies, including sanitary measures for the prevention of COVID-19. These actions are carried out jointly with different authorities in the region.
“Labor informality is a structural problem that requires integrated policies, but also articulated work between all levels of the State. In this case, Sunafil has an articulating and multisectoral approach with the National Police, the Municipality of Ica, the Sutran and the Public Ministry,” said Superintendent Jesús Baldeón.
The data
During 2022, the Ica Regional Administration has carried out 184 inspections. Also, in the last seven years increased from 400 inspections in 2015 to 2,920 inspections in 2021.
Source: Larepublica
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