SPPLB Union denounces Yaiza City Council's lack of commitment to its local Police

The Syndicate of local Police and Firefighters of the Canary Islands (SPPLB) has denounced this Saturday in a press release the lack of commitment of the City of Yaiza to its staff because it is not able to fill the vacant places that have been left over the years with new fixed places.

"Personnel policy resembles a score without orchestra. You just need to take a look at the local Police Force to see how the catpardist technique of the first edil, Oscar Noda, has worked perfectly: cosmetic changes so that nothing changes. Without counting the various officers who are in temporary incapacity, there are more than 10 vacant places with no continuity solution, despite the published job offers, which are still a toast to the sun," they said in the statement sent to this newspaper.

In this regard, the union states that the only merit performed by the Consistory has been the granting of a voluntary service Commission, which was granted to an officer and in an allegedly irregular manner, a matter which they claim has been denounced for this training before the justice system.

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"in addition to the worrying lack of personnel, which will increase in the face of the upcoming retirements, we must add the lack of middle management to the hierarchical structure of any police force. These facts, together with other erratic actions, reflect the lack of vision of a Corporation that, instead of moving forward, continues to insist on having a local police force anchored in the twentieth century," they point out.

According to Zebenzuí González Rancel, regional Secretary of the SPPLB in the Canary Islands, "the policies implemented with the Yaiza local Police are at a standstill because there is no dynamism whatsoever." "this union formation is not calling for wage increases, but for improvements in human resources, which guarantee the safety and well-being of Yaiza's neighbors and neighbors, as well as that of the tens of thousands of visitors it receives annually," he said in his note. "this union formation is not calling for wage increases, but for improvements in human resources, which guarantee the safety and well-being of Yaiza's neighbors and neighbors, as well as the tens of thousands of visitors it receives annually," said Zebenzuí González Rancel.