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| The online sessions launched by the Local Development and Employment Agency of the City of Cartagena (ADLE) continue so that unemployed people know the needs of the different labor sectors | The online sessions launched by the Local Development and Employment Agency of the Cartagena City Council (ADLE) continue so that unemployed people know the needs of the different labor sectors.

Thus, in this second session, which will take place on Tuesday the 19th, the people of Cartagena and Cartagena will be able to participate in the webinar in which experts and company representatives will give the keys to the most demanded profiles and labor news in the social and health sector in the face of the exceptional situation.

that we are living due to the health crisis of COVID19.The session, which will open at 11:00 am with the inauguration of the Councilor for Education, Employment and Business and the president of the ADLE, Irene Ruiz, and the manager of the ADLE, Fulgencio Cerón, will be chaired by Ana Balsalobre, of the ADLE Training Service.

In addition, the head of coordination and management of the home help service of the City of Cartagena, Silvia López, will participate as speakers; the director of the Amavir Cartagena residence, Alfonso Pascual de Riquelme; and the head of Human Resources at Astus, Isabel Conesa.In this way, the managers themselves will talk about the job profiles that are needed in the sector, selection processes and the new safety and hygiene measures that must be followed.

Participants, for their part, will be able to raise their doubts and questions about the current employment situation in the sector through the chat that will be made available to them during the online chat.This is the second online talk of the five-session cycle launched by the Local Development and Employment Agency.

"It is a pioneering initiative at the regional level that seeks to facilitate Cartagena's access to a job," said Ruiz.After the session on Tuesday, the cycle of virtual conferences will have a weekly frequency that will last until June 9.

The first talk, on Tuesday the 12th, dealt with the transport sector.

After this second session, on May 26, he will discuss the issue of cleaning; And, already in June, Tuesday 2 will be on the agricultural sector and on June 9 on the food sector."The socio-health sector is clearly the main protagonist of this crisis: workers fight on the front line every day against the virus, taking care of those affected and protecting the most vulnerable people and groups at risk," said the president of the ADLE .Registrations in this online session, which will last one hour, can be formalized through the ADLE website.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena