Canary Islands Youth Employment Initiative

The Canary Islands government has officially published the inclusion of Pérez Moreno, S.A.U., into a significant youth employment initiative.

The company joined a collaboration with the Canary Islands Employment Service, the Canary Islands University Foundation, and the Canary Employers' Confederation to participate in 'Cataliza VII,' an innovative program aimed at helping young people with degrees gain practical work experience.

The program, launched in July 2024, focuses on offering non-paid internships in local businesses to assist recent graduates with no professional experience.

Regional and Social Context

This move highlights the regional efforts to address youth unemployment by creating more opportunities for young talent.

It demonstrates the government's commitment to fostering employment through public-private partnerships, especially important in a region that relies heavily on tourism and services.

The addition of Pérez Moreno expands the reach of this initiative, which aims to equip young people with the skills needed for the local job market, ultimately supporting economic stability and growth.

Importance of Collaboration and Transparency

Such collaborations are crucial as Spain grapples with youth unemployment challenges.

The publication ensures transparency and keeps the public informed about the ongoing efforts to improve employment prospects for young Spaniards, which directly impacts the region's economic vitality and social cohesion.

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