Nuevitas, July 29.- The application of a new nomenclator extends the authorized activities to exercise in the self-employment modality until September 20, the process of re-registration of these economic actors.
Yordania Trujillo Osorio, head of the Department of Labor, specified that the scope of the project is determined by the interested party, as long as it does not violate what is established.
Likewise, it will be necessary for the worker to attend the National Tax Administration Office to register. This place also manages the delivery of the corresponding card. In addition, the office will provide information, and process applications, suspensions, cancellations, and permits.
Resolution 44 of 2021 of the Council of State, in its introductory transitory provision, establishes a period for the re-registration of self-employed workers of up to 12 months from the entry into force of the legal regulations, for which Trujillo Osorio urges the locals not to wait for the limit period, to avoid the agglomeration of people in the entity.
At the end of June, this Camagüey demarcation had a total of 2,513 workers per account, of which 2,178 were from the Municipal Directorate of Labor and Social Security, 317 from the State Traffic Unit, and the remaining 18 from the Insurance Company Nationals.
On the other hand, the specialist highlighted that more than 390 are women and 1,064 young people, while the activities with the highest demand are the manufacturing industry, accommodation, and food service, agriculture, livestock and fishing, and information, communication, and telecommunications.
Although in 1993, the conditions of the so-called Special Period in Cuba determined the need to expand self-employment, it was not until 2010 when it received a significant boost as part of the updating of the economic model in return for the decision to carry out a reduction of staff in the state sector.
On August 1 of that calendar, Army General Raúl Castro Ruz, then President of the Council of State and Ministers of the Island, commented in the National Assembly of People's Power that the Council of Ministers had agreed to the use of self-employed workers own “as one more alternative for the employment of surplus workers, eliminating several current prohibitions for the granting of new licenses and the commercialization of some productions, making the hiring of the labor force more flexible”.
The country accumulates experience in this option recognized in the economic model and the Economic and Social Policy Guidelines of the Party and the Revolution, a necessary option within the non-state sector that maintains sustained work in Nuevitas.
