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The Municipal Socialist Group spokesman, Jose Ignacio Gras, started Friday the first contacts with groups and associations involved in the Local Employment Pact.
At meetings this morning with executives of the Union of Cooperatives of Murcia (Ucomur) and the Association of Social Economy (Amusal), will join the planned next week with representatives of workers' organizations independent ATA and UPTA.
In both meetings it has highlighted the need to establish common criteria when to present business projects in order to combat unemployment in the municipality of Murcia.
Both the Socialist spokesman as representatives of the social economy and cooperatives have been invited to subsequent meetings in which institutions submitted projects will be announced to the Consistory.
The Local Employment Pact is an initiative that emerged in the city of Murcia PSOE proposal, which was approved in Parliament last November.
The agreement called for an increase to 2.5 percent of the budget on measures for job creation and the creation of a Committee on Employment exclusively, and free assistance, to study various initiatives, including a plan Grants and subsidies for entrepreneurs and social economy and establish social clauses in recruitment, works and services.
Indeed, this week Jose Ignacio Gras has approached the mayor of Murcia, José Ballesta, to call it the Committee on Employment, which should be represented all political groups in the City Council as soon as possible, as well as social and economic agents municipality of Murcia.
At the meeting held at the headquarters of Ucomur he attended its president Juan Antonio Pedroza, treasurer and Bruno Dureux Ramon Segura, a member of Chancellor and President of the Circle of Economy Council.
As for the meeting with representatives of Amusal they participated its president, José Francisco Ballester;
Vice President, Juan Luna;
the manager, Juan Pedro Sanchez, and General Counsel, immaculate lawns.
The next meetings will be held Monday 8 with representatives of ATA and UPTA.
Source: PSOE Murcia
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