Canary Islands Government Announces Reinstatement of Permanent Hiring for Two Candidates

Background

On March 23, 2026, the Canary Islands government officially confirmed the disbanding of previous work suspensions for two candidates:

• María Ángeles Montesino Pérez
• María Dolores Martín León

Making their permanent hiring process active again.

Legal and Procedural Details

Following the legal procedures outlined in recent laws aimed at reducing temporary employment in public administration, the government has:

• Authorized their contracts as fixed public workers.

These appointments come after a thorough selection process, with candidates now required to:

• Sign their employment contracts electronically on March 24 and 25, 2026.
• Officially take office between March 26 and April 9.

This ensures:

• A smooth transition into permanent roles.
• Emphasis on transparency, adherence to legal timelines, and a commitment to stabilizing public sector employment.

Significance

This move is significant for expats and residents alike, as it:

• Signals ongoing efforts to improve employment stability within the public sector.
• Can positively influence public services and administrative efficiency throughout the islands.

The government highlights the importance of this process as part of broader measures to:

• Reduce job insecurity in public administration.
• Align with recent legal reforms focused on quality and stability in public employment.

This move underscores the commitment to fostering a more stable and reliable public sector workforce in the Canary Islands.