Spanish Civil Guard Investigates Irregular Payments at Faffe Foundation
The Faffe foundation allegedly provided illegal bonuses to employees linked to the PSOE and former regional officials.
The Spanish Civil Guard has revealed that the Fundación Andaluza Fondo de Formación y Empleo (Faffe) engaged in irregular financial practices, paying unauthorized 'bonus salaries' funded by public money to select employees affiliated with the PSOE party and former high-ranking officials of the Andalusian government.
These employees were reported to have been hired 'arbitrarily' and, in some cases, 'fraudulently' by this defunct entity which was established under the administration of former Socialist President Manuel Chaves.
Faffe was originally created to offer job training courses in Andalusia, a region known for having the highest unemployment rate in Spain.
The investigation has raised significant concerns regarding the management of public funds and the ethical standards of employment practices within governmental organizations.
The findings underscore the challenges of accountability and governance in public institutions amidst high levels of unemployment and economic distress in the region.
These employees were reported to have been hired 'arbitrarily' and, in some cases, 'fraudulently' by this defunct entity which was established under the administration of former Socialist President Manuel Chaves.
Faffe was originally created to offer job training courses in Andalusia, a region known for having the highest unemployment rate in Spain.
The investigation has raised significant concerns regarding the management of public funds and the ethical standards of employment practices within governmental organizations.
The findings underscore the challenges of accountability and governance in public institutions amidst high levels of unemployment and economic distress in the region.
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