TEN WORKERS HIRED BY CASARES COSTA FOR NEW PROJECTS

Casares Costa has hired ten new workers as part of its employment plan. The workers, two labourers, two stonemasons, two people from the over 30’s  programme and four other young people, have been taken on for projects at Casares Costa. Three include the expansion of the Jardines del Rosario, with a new recreation area,  sports facilities and a dog park. Mayor Antonia Morera said that the project will include a mini baseball field and a mini golf area. The Mayor said that progress is continuing on completion of the sports complex at Casares Costa where the paddle tennis facilities are almost finished. The Mayor is also hoping that the bridge over the Manilva river will be completed after work was held up because of a breach of contract by the construction company.

MAYOR ANTONIA MORERA SIGNS NEW CONTRACTS FOR THE EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP

Mayor Antonia Morera this week  signed 24 new contracts for the new Blas Infante employment workshop. Students will be trained in two modules, one for theatrical costumes and the second for tourism. They will receive payment for one year in the workshop and each module will take ten unemployed people off the dole. Nora Gagera is the director of the workshop.  and the council has also hired two monitors, and a general education teacher. It is hoped the workshop will lay the basis for long term employment for its participants.

And now some news in brief:

Three stonemasons and a labourer will start work on Monday as part of the Town Hall’s campaign to reduce unemployment. The new workers will start refurbishment work on projects that residents voted for in the poll of March 22nd.