📋 Tender Overview
Daverede pointed out that “as students of Labor Relations, doing an internship at the Ministry of Labor, in Creole terms, is entering the mecca of labor relations,” because “they will be able to appreciate not only the operation of the MTSS, but also , how the different actors who come to the Ministry interrelate.”
For his part, Mieres indicated that “professional practice” is essential, since “many things that one later sees in one's professional life are not told in the classroom nor are they in the books.”
Likewise, he highlighted the importance of “making labor relations fruitful, being in some way a contribution to a democratic society, to a society of equity, with social justice.”
The coordinator of the Labor Relations degree, Leticia Iglesias, also participated in the activity.
