The insertion companies: the right to work for everyone / Las empresas de inserción: el derecho al trabajo de todas las personas
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21134/haaj.v7i1.84Keywords:
Clausula social, empresa de inserción, alternativa sociolaboral. / Keywords, Social clauses, insertion businesses, sociolabour alternative.Abstract
Las Empresas de Inserción son la oportunidad de empleo de las personas en riesgo de exclusión pero necesitan que las diferentes administraciones habiliten mercado para desarrollar sus proyectos. Están promovidas por entidades sin ánimo de lucro aunque no tienen legislación que las regule, no obstante ya han desembarcado en el mercado sometidas a todas sus reglas, venden productos y servicios, generan empleo como cualquier empresa pero, además contribuyen a la cohesión social y forman parte del itinerario de inserción social de las personas que lo necesitan. La introducción de Cláusulas Sociales en los pliegos de condiciones de los Contratos de la Administración es imprescindible para que las Empresas de Inserción puedan cumplir sus objetivos. Este artículo analiza esta alternativa sociolaboral, presente en todas las comunidades
autónomas.
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The insertion businesses constitute the employment opportunity
for excluded collectives, but they need that the different public
administrations create the right conditions at the market place in order to develop their projects. The insertion businesses are promoted by non lucrative entities, although they do not have laws yet. But some of them are already working in the market, accepting its rules, selling products and services, creating employment as any other enterprise does but, also contributing to the social cohesion and taking part of the social insertion itinerary for people who need it. The introduction of social clauses in the conditions for public contracts is an essential fact if the IB want to accomplish their objectives. This article analyse this sociolabour alternative, a reality all around Spain.
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