By Linda Hall • Updated: 11 Jul 2022 • 14:08
NEW INTAKE: 43 Pilar de la Horadada residents will be in work until October Photo credit: Pilar de la Horadada town hall
This has been made possible thanks to a €188,273 subsidy from Spain’s Public Employment Service (SEPE), explained Susi Sanchez and Adrian Lopez, respective councillors for Employment and Public Services.
All those who have been taken on were previously unemployed and the selection process was carried out by Valencian Community’s Employment and Training service, LABORA.
The new employees will be clearing and cleaning vegetation from rural roads and public areas.
“Thanks to your work, our town will be better cared for at a time when this is most needed, with tourism at its height,” Sanchez said.
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