The State has been paying 50,000 euros a month for a year to around fifty officials who do not work because they do not have a position.

The Spanish government has been spending €50,000 monthly for over a year on salaries for around 50 inspectors who are not working. This group has been waiting for assignments since passing their exams and completing training nearly two years ago. The situation is exacerbated by a lack of information and transparency, especially with upcoming elections. The Ministry of Labor claims that the delay is due to a prior transfer process for active inspectors, but the affected individuals express frustration over the prolonged wait and uncertainty regarding their future roles. They seek to begin their work without further delays, emphasizing the need for coordination between relevant departments.