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The Management Board of the Agency for Local Development and Employment today approved its budget for 2013, the total budget amounting to 2,724,165 euros and highlighting, as noted Councilman Jobs, Diego Ortega, to keep all their programs and make permanent the pilot Connect, preparing for access to intermediate training cycles.
According to Ortega, the ADLE budgets reflect that the City is committed to employment and there is the transfer of funds to the Agency does, grant amounting to 856,000 euros, which makes us one of the few in the region Murcia which provides financial resources to such policies.
However, the budget has been reduced by 37 percent due to the reduction of funds allocated by the state government to the autonomous region, and this, in turn, to ADLE for Schools programs Workshop and Employment Workshops.
Thus, the reduction affects two of the 19 programs of the Agency and about 90 students from the more than 1,200 that go through your training department.
Councilman Jobs explained that in these joint programs for training and employment, which are long-lasting, most of the budget goes to cover the cost of staff, both teaching and students hired for the duration of the program ADLE, thus reformulated must maintain objectives and the number of students.
Thus, the main changes are in the employment workshop, that the salary paid to the scholarship students will become, and the duration is a maximum of one year. Regarding Schools Workshop, the duration, before two years, now goes up to 15 months.
The allocations for materials will be disenfranchised, because in recent years they have been provided with everything you need.
In addition, both programs will be linked to professional certificates to ensure that students have recognized all training conducted.
The Agency has included in the new budget calls for these workshops, which will come out in summer and, although they are still without profiling, Diego Ortega ahead to the employment workshop could be related to fishing, and the School Workshop with traditional crafts, as electricity, plumbing, masonry and gardening practices developed in public spaces in neighborhoods and councils, as needs to be studied with the Councils of Decentralization and Infrastructure.
The remaining programs are maintained, highlighting the consolidation of Connect, the $ 10,000 increase in the provision for employment workshops and job training, counseling services, the Aula Fixed Entrepreneurs Program, and Barrios ADLE, which is currently in El Algar and the Slum Lady of Charity.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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