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The Employers of the Social Economy (CEPES) showed its disagreement in the Council for the Promotion of the Social Economy, held on November 28, before the draft law of the Ministry of Labor and Social Economy that regulates incentives for hiring labor and other measures to promote and maintain stable and quality employment, for repealing part of the existing incentives for hiring people with disabilities. The new legislation has been designed to jeopardize many special employment centers of social initiative and tens of thousands of jobs for people with disabilities.

CEPES celebrates the renewal of the Council for the Promotion of the Social Economy, which was approved yesterday by the Council of Ministers and has been published today in the BOE through Royal Decree 117/2021. With this approval, the Ministry of Labor and Social Economy unblocks this Council, which has been inactive for 10 years and provides a solution to CEPES 'historic claim. This Council is one of the most important organs of dialogue with the Government in the Social Economy sector, which comes at an excellent moment due to the strong involvement of the Government of Spain and the Community Institutions towards this business model.