An agreement was recently signed between the Valencian Government and the Valencian Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FVMP). The agreement stated that municipal entities would be responsible for monitoring compliance with regulations regarding tourist accommodation, and Benidorm was one of the municipalities that recently joined this responsibility.
The SPPLB, the ruling union in Costa Blanca’s capital, has issued a press release urging the Human Resources department to fill open jobs in the local police force without further delay amid this crisis. Twenty additional cop positions and six new inspector positions are what they’re aiming for.
To fulfil the commitment made by the City Council under the agreement that was ratified during the recent International Tourism Fair (Fitur) in Madrid, Francisco Ángel González, the spokesperson for the professional union, emphasised the “urgent” need to fill these positions.
González asserts that “it is necessary to strengthen the workforce, which is beginning to experience shortages due to ongoing retirements.”
The municipal administration in Valencia is responsible for carrying out the procedures for penalising infractions involving tourist accommodation, whether they are small, significant, or very serious, as assigned by the Valencian government.
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