Update on the Lanzarote Council for Training and Employment

The Canary Islands' Department of Tourism and Employment has officially updated the leadership and member composition of the Lanzarote Council for Training and Employment. This move follows a detailed administrative process, including the replacement of union representatives and reaffirmation of other key roles.

Key Changes

• Dña. María Blanca Beortegui Sierra and D. Andrés Ginés González Fuentes are replaced as voting members representing the most influential trade union, Unión General de Trabajadores de Canarias (UGT).
• Yurena Reyes Torres steps in as a new alternate.

Alignment with Legal and Administrative Goals

• This restructuring aligns with legal requirements aimed at ensuring balanced representation among genders and voices from local governments, unions, and business groups.
• It reflects broader efforts for transparency and inclusivity in local governance.

Significance of the Changes

The changes are crucial because the Council shapes policies that affect employment, social programs, and economic development on the island, directly impacting residents, workers, and the broader community.

Official Appointment and Transparency

The formal appointment order, issued by Jéssica del Carmen de León Verdugo, underscores the importance of balanced participation among various stakeholders.

• The process adheres to transparency laws requiring publication in the official bulletin.
• The updates are part of ongoing efforts to enhance local administrative functions.
• They aim to ensure representative governance, vital for fostering inclusive economic growth and social cohesion in Lanzarote.