Is the unemployment office in Los Cristianos, Tenerife still open?

knotty knickers · 4th August 2007, 19:37

Does anyone know whether the unemployment office next to the post office in Los Christianos is closed and moved to Granadilla or is it still open for certain things?

robby1234 · 4th August 2007, 19:40

don´t know why it would have been moved to granadilla.

this is the arona social security/unemployment office granadilla´s in san miguel is it not.

or are you talking about one of the agencies.

Mike in Chayofa · 4th August 2007, 19:45

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Originally Posted by knotty knickers

Does anyone know whether the unemployment office next to the post office in Los Christianos is closed and moved to Granadilla or is it still open for certain things?

It won't have moved to Granadilla.

I haven't been past recently, but it is August - it could be closed for holidays

robby1234 · 4th August 2007, 19:51

that´s it mike has smacked the donkey with his mighty donkey smacker.

holiday time for uncivil servants.

el1369 · 5th August 2007, 15:46

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Originally Posted by knotty knickers

Does anyone know whether the unemployment office next to the post office in Los Christianos is closed and moved to Granadilla or is it still open for certain things?

The office is still there, however some of the services have changed.

They no longer stamp your work contract there anymore this has got to be done in Granadilla.

There are notices on the door about this.

Janet · 5th August 2007, 15:48

But as Mike says, that is a different municipality ... what exactly does the notice say, do you remember?

robby1234 · 5th August 2007, 15:57

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Originally Posted by el1369

They no longer stamp your work contract there anymore this has got to be done in Granadilla.

i don´t understand the stamp your work contract it´s stamped by your employer and is an official inem document.

could you explain this.

el1369 · 5th August 2007, 16:46

My office is based in the north, I live in the south, my contract has been approved by the companies solicitor and I have to take every new contract that I have into the office to be input on the computer in the south to confirm that I still work for my company and that way, the south can take the employer contibutions for unemployment and medical expenses for me, I also have to sign the contract infront of the staff in the office.

This is the way it has always been for me and the other employees that live in the south.

Strange but true.

robby1234 · 5th August 2007, 17:07

ah get you know you work for a company which uses a different social office in the north but you need your contributions moved/paid in you municipality.

got you.

the thing is that you can request your contributions to be paid by your employer directly to your municipality office through the red system and virtual office.

anyways thanks for that.