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Jumilla Mayor Francisco Abellán has submitted a proposal to request the Regional Government increased public funding for the signing of agreements with the municipalities in the region to occupy the unemployed.
This would give employment to these people in work groups, training, cleanliness of public works, social services, construction of minor works, etc.
This proposal will be discussed in the next plenary session of the municipal corporation and with it will require the Federation of Municipalities in the region to stop or "stay inactive in the Region and produces meetings and meetings with municipalities to raise proposals and reach agreements that require the Regional Government to take the lead on the issue of unemployment. "
Similarly, the government team will carry out various actions to try to combat the problem of unemployment, as reported by the Councillor for Economy and Employment Jesus Sanchez.
These initiatives go through the creation of Employment Exchanges which take into account people with personal and family situations and the establishment of agreements with certain companies to encourage job creation.
Besides this information, Francisco Abellán has issued municipal employment figures in the first half of 2008, a document prepared by the Department of Employment, which reflects the status of the 45 municipalities in the region.
This document shows that Jumilla has a total of 1,110 unemployed persons (504 men and 606 women) representing 1.72% of the total population of Murcia.
Men, 46 correspond to the Agriculture sector, 111 Industrial sector, 309 to the building, 489 and 155 services sector are unemployed in job search.
This figure of 1,110 places Jumilla standing in the position 17 of the total.
The municipalities that are ahead of Jumilla are unemployed, are all greater than 20,000.
Which have highest unemployment rate are Eagles, Sewer, Caravaca, Cartagena, Cehegín, Cieza, Lorca, Mazarron Molina, Mula, Murcia, Torrepacheco, Las Torres de Cotillas, Totana, La Union and Yecla.
Francisco Abellán also emphasized that there is a positive factor is that the evolution of data affiliated to Social Security in Jumilla, in the first half of 2008, is above the first half of 2007.
In the first quarter would have 9,072 members, of which 5,176 are from the General Scheme, 2,012 self-employed, agricultural system 1,604 and 151 employees home.
The mayor has stated that "in the first quarter of 2007 had 9,006 members, representing an increase of 0.70%, although a small number, Jumilla is one of the few municipalities that have this growth, while other municipalities will back. "
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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