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More than 13 thousand vacancies have been offered by the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion MTPE through its platform Jobs Peru just one month after the launch of this digital tool that helps a simpler and less labor intermediation costly and contributes in a concrete way to the economic reactivation of the country.This was highlighted by the Deputy Minister of Employment Promotion and Labor Training of the MTPE Jeanette Noborikawa Nonogawa who recalled that this portal whose address is www.empleosperu.gob.pe was made available to citizens and employers on August 21.From that date to the present there are more than 50000 candidates nationwide for various positions of leadership supervision and coordination as well as analysts and technicians among others he said.He stressed that the remunerations range from the minimum salary to 10 thousand soles and remarked that the platform presents and articulates the free services of the MTPE of Job Exchange Labor Training and the Unique Labor Certificate which is the official document that gathers the information on job seekers identity data police judicial and criminal records educational background and formal work experience.In this line he reported that through this digital tool the MTPE issued in just one month more than 89 thousand unique labor certificates which generated an approximate saving of 107 soles per user and that more than six thousand people have registered in the various virtual training courses through which they will strengthen their job skills.MORE THAN 675 THOUSAND VISITSWe continue to work hard so that the vast majority of the population can benefit from the free services we offer noted Deputy Minister Noborikawa who explained that the platform has received more than 675 thousand visits between citizens and employers which record your job proposals on a daily basis.Employers can find candidates with the profiles they require in the shortest possible time. Likewise we help them train their workers in the prevention and reporting of sexual harassment at work and health and safety at work among other issues she said.The official invited the general population and businessmen to continue accessing the free services provided through the platform and indicated that they can also be attended in Spanish and Quechua through the free telephone line 0800 71707 from Monday to Saturday from 8 am to 8 pm and Sundays from 9 am to 4 pm.
