Benidorm registers the offer to hire 57 young people under 30 years of age for a year

Benidorm City Council has today registered the job offer to hire 57 young people under 30 years of age for a year. This has been announced today by the mayor, Toni Pérez, who recalled that "these hiring are part of EMPUJU program, included within the great employment plan promoted by the City Council and which is financed with European funds through LABORA."
Toni Pérez has detailed that "in EMPUJU job offer, the 57 positions demanded by the City Council are indicated, corresponding to 15 occupations, which require different types of qualification." Specifically, the offer includes 15 positions for ‘Building maintainers’ (LABORA registration code 71911012) and another 15 for ‘Information assistants’ (code 44121011). To these are added: 2 from 'Graphic and multimedia designers' (code 24841012), 1 from 'Social network managers' (code 26511085), another from 'Sociologist' (code 28211048), 1 from 'Industrial organization engineers' ( code 24311072), and 1 for 'Mechanical Engineers' (code 24331041).
Likewise, 4 architects are required (code 24811013), 1 'Medium Human Resources Technician' (code 26241041), a 'Lawyer / Medium Legal Adviser Technician' (code 25111040), a 'Foreign Trade Technician' (code 35221023), 3 'Technicians in microcomputer systems' (code 38121023), 4 'Computer application programmers' (code 38201017), one 'Accounting technician' (code 34031016) and 6 'Education and free time monitors' (code 37241034).
Toni Pérez explained that "people interested in participating in the selection process must be registered in the aforementioned occupations and as unemployed in the Espai LABORA in Benidorm". This procedure can be done in person at the Espai LABORA in Benidorm, by prior appointment, or through the Internet at the link https://puntlabora.gva.es/puntlabora.
At the time of starting the candidate selection process, Espai LABORA will carry out a survey among the unemployed in Benidorm registered in the demanded occupations, and the City Council will send a list of the people who will participate in the selection process.
The mayor has reported that the EMPUJU program is endowed with 1.7 million euros, of which more than 625,000 will be provided by the City Council. The important remaining, 1.1 million, is financed with resources from the European Social Fund, through LABORA within the framework of the 2014-2020 Operational Program of the Valencian Community.
Toni Pérez recalled that “in addition to the EMPUJU program, the great employment plan promoted by the City Council is complemented by the ECOVID program, aimed at unemployed people of at least 30 years old, with which 84 people will also be hired for 12 months and of which we already transferred all the details a little less than two weeks ago ”.
This ECOVID program is endowed with 2 million euros, of which the City Council will contribute about 750,000. The remaining amount, just over 1.2 million euros, with resources from the European Social Fund, through LABORA within the framework of the 2014-2020 Operational Program of the Valencian Community (Avalem Experiència Plus).
“We reiterate, as we have been doing since the outbreak of the pandemic, that for the Benidorm government team the best social policy that can be promoted from the City Council is employment, and for this reason this great employment plan has been designed with the that, between the two programs, it will be possible to hire more than 130 people ”, added the mayor.
The forecast is that this great employment plan will be launched in November.