UGT C-LM exige soluciones ante la siniestralidad laboral subrayando 6 accidente mortales en el primer trimestre del año
The article highlights Castilla-La Mancha’s persistently high accident rates, with specific provinces ranking first and second nationally. UGT warns that this trend demands immediate intervention to protect workers' safety and health. This situation is relevant to open data because workplace accident statistics are crucial public metrics. Transparent data reveals where labor protections fail, allowing civil society and unions to hold governments accountable for inadequate enforcement and staffing levels in labor inspection services. Consequently, the union calls for strengthening inspection resources and establishing mandatory safety training. They argue that increased transparency and oversight are essential to foster a genuine preventive culture, reduce accidents, and ensure companies comply with labor laws through better monitoring and data-driven accountability.
Source: lacerca.comPublished on 2025-05-14
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