Within the framework of a policy to strengthen local employability, a meeting was held between municipal authorities and representatives of the company Cocico – Consorcio Citrícola Concordia S.A., with the objective of coordinating joint actions for the implementation of theoretical-practical labor training in the citrus sector.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer; the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Dr. Gabriel Enguelberg; the Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello; the Legal Advisor, Dr. Santiago Caprarulo; and the Financial Leader and administrative representative of Cocico, Valéria Stipicevich, participated.
During the meeting, progress was made in planning training sessions aimed at residents of Concordia, with the objective of providing specific tools for job performance in tasks related to the packing, selection, classification, and packaging of citrus fruits.
“Joint work between the State and local companies is key to generating genuine employment, promoting workforce qualification, and supporting the productive development of our region,” highlighted the municipal technical team.
From the Municipality of Concordia, the commitment to work in coordination with the private sector to guarantee labor training, employment opportunities, and sustainable economic development in the city is reaffirmed.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer; the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Dr. Gabriel Enguelberg; the Director of Employment, Juan Manuel Scarzello; the Legal Advisor, Dr. Santiago Caprarulo; and the Financial Leader and administrative representative of Cocico, Valéria Stipicevich, participated.
During the meeting, progress was made in planning training sessions aimed at residents of Concordia, with the objective of providing specific tools for job performance in tasks related to the packing, selection, classification, and packaging of citrus fruits.
“Joint work between the State and local companies is key to generating genuine employment, promoting workforce qualification, and supporting the productive development of our region,” highlighted the municipal technical team.
From the Municipality of Concordia, the commitment to work in coordination with the private sector to guarantee labor training, employment opportunities, and sustainable economic development in the city is reaffirmed.