The Employment Directorate of the Municipality of Concordia, in line with the policies of the National Government, will implement the Self-Managed Work Program, which seeks to generate and maintain jobs in productive units self-managed by their workers. This program, which is applied throughout the country, will be adapted to the needs of the productive units of Concordia, with the support of the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship.
The main objective of the program is to strengthen productive units through various actions that improve competitive capacity and sustainability, as well as occupational health and safety conditions. It focuses on companies recovered by their workers and those created by their own initiative.
Among the program's lines of work, the following stand out:
Individual economic aid: Monthly financial support for workers when their income does not exceed the minimum, vital and mobile wage, with a maximum duration of 24 months.
Technical and economic support: Financing for the repair of machinery, acquisition of supplies, and commercial expansion.
Training and technical assistance: Strengthening business management through activities that improve the competitiveness of the units.
Improvement in safety and hygiene: Promotion of preventive policies to ensure a safe work environment.
REQUIREMENTS TO PARTICIPATE
Productive units wishing to participate must present documentation such as the CUIT certificate, articles of incorporation, and the title that proves the legal use of the production facilities.
Juan Manuel Scarzello, Director of Employment, noted: “This program not only responds to the needs of our community, but also reinforces the commitment to generate more job opportunities in Concordia. It is a sign of the coordinated effort between the Nation and the Municipality to sustain employment and foster local economic growth.”
For her part, Claudia Cevey, Head of the Employment Department, added: “Following the guidelines of mayor Francisco Azcué, this program will be key to supporting local productive units, providing them with the necessary tools to improve their competitiveness and guarantee sustainable jobs.”
This program is executed under the direction of the National Ministry of Human Capital and will be managed locally by the Employment Directorate of Concordia.
For more information, go to the Employment Directorate offices from Monday to Friday from 07:00 to 13:00 on the 1st floor of the Civic Center of Concordia at Mitre and Pellegrini streets.
The main objective of the program is to strengthen productive units through various actions that improve competitive capacity and sustainability, as well as occupational health and safety conditions. It focuses on companies recovered by their workers and those created by their own initiative.
Among the program's lines of work, the following stand out:
Individual economic aid: Monthly financial support for workers when their income does not exceed the minimum, vital and mobile wage, with a maximum duration of 24 months.
Technical and economic support: Financing for the repair of machinery, acquisition of supplies, and commercial expansion.
Training and technical assistance: Strengthening business management through activities that improve the competitiveness of the units.
Improvement in safety and hygiene: Promotion of preventive policies to ensure a safe work environment.
REQUIREMENTS TO PARTICIPATE
Productive units wishing to participate must present documentation such as the CUIT certificate, articles of incorporation, and the title that proves the legal use of the production facilities.
Juan Manuel Scarzello, Director of Employment, noted: “This program not only responds to the needs of our community, but also reinforces the commitment to generate more job opportunities in Concordia. It is a sign of the coordinated effort between the Nation and the Municipality to sustain employment and foster local economic growth.”
For her part, Claudia Cevey, Head of the Employment Department, added: “Following the guidelines of mayor Francisco Azcué, this program will be key to supporting local productive units, providing them with the necessary tools to improve their competitiveness and guarantee sustainable jobs.”
This program is executed under the direction of the National Ministry of Human Capital and will be managed locally by the Employment Directorate of Concordia.
For more information, go to the Employment Directorate offices from Monday to Friday from 07:00 to 13:00 on the 1st floor of the Civic Center of Concordia at Mitre and Pellegrini streets.