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The Local Bureau for Employment has been constituted this morning with the participation of representatives of INFO, SEF, employers, unions, the university and political groups.

The consensus was the predominant note at this meeting, in which she commended the initiative of the deputy mayor, Ana Belén Castejón, to establish this body.

Castejón has expressed his satisfaction for the support and consensus of all the members of the board, who have agreed to meet on a quarterly basis and to have two technical panels dedicated to training and designing the municipality's development strategy.

In the training field, the deputy mayor has announced that an agreement will shortly be signed with the Training Center for the Industry of Cartagena, located in the Cabezo Beaza polygon, with the aim of having the Local Development and Employment Agency (ADLE) Of space to impart technical courses adapted to the demand of workers by the industries of the region.

The Director of the Employment and Training Service (SEF), Alejandro Zamora, has highly valued this initiative and has shown his willingness to collaborate with the area of ​​Economic Strategy and with the ADLE.

In the same vein, Castejón has announced that the Local Development and Employment Agency plans to launch a webpage, in collaboration with a public university in the region, whose objective is to inform citizens of the entire training offer regulated and not Regulated dual training that exists in Cartagena.

Also, on this page workers can publish their curriculum and companies their job offers.

The table, which is presided by Ana Belén Castejón, is formed by the director of the SEF, Alejandro Zamora;

The deputy director of INFO, Juan Antonio Bernabé;

The vice-rector of Innovation and Enterprise of the UPCT, Alejandro Pérez Pastor;

The secretary of the UNED, Antonio Rubio;

Fulgenio Andreu, from UGT;

Santiago Navarro, of CCOO;

Manuel Mora, manager of the ADLE;

Fernando Vargas, of the Citizen Movement, Francisco Espejo, of the Popular Party;

Manuel Padín, Citizens;

Pilar Marcos, from Cartagena Yes You Can.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena