The Municipality of Concordia informs that the quota of 1000 registrations for the transport of fruit workers to the provinces of Río Negro and Neuquén has been completed. This initiative, coordinated by the Employment Directorate together with the Secretariat of Productive Development and the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship, is part of the employment generation and economic development policies promoted by the municipality in conjunction with the Government of Entre Ríos.
Federico Schattenhofer, Secretary of Productive Development, highlighted that “the success of this registration reflects the municipality's commitment to the productive development of Concordia and to the generation of genuine employment. We will continue to manage and accompany the workers in this process.”
For his part, Gabriel Enguelberg, Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, stressed: “The great response from the citizens demonstrates the importance of this program. From our team, we will continue to promote joint actions that enhance employability and improve the quality of life of our community.”
Finally, Juan Manuel Scarzello, Director of Employment, stated that “we have met the objective of providing job opportunities to 1000 residents of Concordia, ensuring an orderly and transparent process. We will continue working to strengthen these types of programs that directly impact the economy of the families in our city.”
It should be remembered that the transfers continue to be carried out as previously reported. The next departure dates are January 18, 19, 21, 23, and 25, ensuring that workers can reach their destinations on time and in due form.
The Municipality thanks everyone who participated in the registration and reaffirms its commitment to the well-being and development of the workers of Concordia.
Federico Schattenhofer, Secretary of Productive Development, highlighted that “the success of this registration reflects the municipality's commitment to the productive development of Concordia and to the generation of genuine employment. We will continue to manage and accompany the workers in this process.”
For his part, Gabriel Enguelberg, Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, stressed: “The great response from the citizens demonstrates the importance of this program. From our team, we will continue to promote joint actions that enhance employability and improve the quality of life of our community.”
Finally, Juan Manuel Scarzello, Director of Employment, stated that “we have met the objective of providing job opportunities to 1000 residents of Concordia, ensuring an orderly and transparent process. We will continue working to strengthen these types of programs that directly impact the economy of the families in our city.”
It should be remembered that the transfers continue to be carried out as previously reported. The next departure dates are January 18, 19, 21, 23, and 25, ensuring that workers can reach their destinations on time and in due form.
The Municipality thanks everyone who participated in the registration and reaffirms its commitment to the well-being and development of the workers of Concordia.