📋 Tender Overview
The Minister of Labor and Employment Promotion, Daniel Maurate, reported during the presentation of the fifth management report of the government of the President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, that in two months of her administration, dialogue has been resumed with various labor and business unions, with whom she has set up working groups to analyze the main labor problems affecting the country.
He said that, with the trade union confederations (CGTP, CTP, CUT and CATP) two bilateral tables have been set up, of the four proposed, one more will be installed this Friday 24 with the General Confederation of Workers of Peru: and on November 28 with the Autonomous Central of Workers of Peru.
As for the business associations, Maurate Romero said that he has met with representatives of CONFIEP (National Confederation of Private Business Institutions), the Lima Chamber of Commerce, the National Society of Industries and the Association of Exporters, with whom he has been articulating to optimize the employment services provided by his sector through the Labor Exchange.
"In other words, the Employment Center that houses this Exchange will be fed by the demand for labor. Employers will place there all the requirements of workers they need and consequently young people and adults who are looking for work will connect with this labor demand," he explained.
Productive Youth
The head of the MTPE reported that in the next few days the Productive Youth program will begin, under the new dual format. For example, two textile companies have requested 40 young people and will provide the job skills they require of them.
"At the same time, we have made an alliance with Senati, which will be in charge of training them in the competence that the companies have pointed out to us. In this way, we have guaranteed the insertion of these forty young people who today are in vulnerable conditions and will soon be inserted into the formal labor market," he said.
Get Into the Race
Minister Maurate indicated that the Ponte en Carrera observatory is now ready, which has undergone a rigorous stage of research to ensure that it is totally friendly to students in the fourth and fifth year of secondary education.
Regarding the Llamkasun Peru Program, Daniel Maurate reported that he has met with some 513 provincial and district mayors for two months, to explain the new scope of this temporary employment program. To that end, it has traveled to several regions to train a thousand officials throughout the country, managing to generate temporary employment for more than forty-eight thousand Peruvians.
