[Opinion] Punch of the General Strike: Nine Out of Ten Self-Employed Have Continued Their Business Normally
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The president of the entrepreneurs of Ciudad Real (FECIR), Carlos Marin, has described the day of general strike as a "union strike" and a "political strike." According to his data, based on the reduction of electricity consumption, the follow-up did not exceed 5% throughout the day, a figure that contrasts with 65% announced by the unions. Marin has said to agree, "without that it serves as a precedent", with Vice President Yolanda Díaz in whic…
The general strike has caused much of Spain to stop its activity. However, according to the data, only 10% of the self-employed have supported it.
The general strike would hardly have an impact on the activity of the majority of self-employed workers. More than 90% of the self-employed are developing their professional activity normally and without any kind of incidence, according to the data transmitted by the National Federation of Associations of Self-employed Workers (ATA). The general strike called by the unions and publicly supported by members of the Government seems to be far from …
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