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Murcia City Council will be able to continue to carry out a series of programs whose skills are alien, as the Ministry of Finance and Public Administration has given approval to the report on economic and administrative sustainability issued by the municipal corporation.

Economic and administrative stability of the Corporation, says the councilor of Employment, Trade and Enterprise, José María Tortosa, fix that has enabled the city of Murcia, as the entity to which its citizens turn in demand for solution to problems such as unemployment , you can take over the exercise of powers that are not its own, as indicated by the Law and Sustainability Rationalisation of Local Administration.

This will develop programs aimed at improving the chances of citizens, young and not so young, the unemployed to find jobs.

Follow the two mixed employment and training programs, one for young people (old schools workshop) and another for older (former employment workshops) in which 15 professionals find work between management, support staff and pupils and 76 teachers skilled workers (hired by training contract) 38 in each project.

Nine training courses will also be developed, nine teachers and four professional experts and support staff will be hired.

These programs a total of 135 students who undertake unpaid internship in the relevant professional sector companies will benefit.

Murcia City Council put a professional certification program Level 1, aimed at young people without education or professional qualification (former PCPI).

It will allow us to cater to 160 students and the recruitment of 17 professional experts.

A program of employment of older people within the program starts citizen information at night, with the hiring of 55 future night informants will also be implemented.

With the development of these programs, the City will be able to hire 45 professionals, plus those contracts directly affect 326 people, including training contracts and courses.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia