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The presidential adviser and Employment, José Gabriel Ruiz, met last week with Councilman Young and New Technologies of Jumilla, Fernando Oñate, and the other responsible for this area of ​​the Region councilors, to pool the Plan Youth Employment Guarantee that the Central Government has launched and for the Region of Murcia will receive EUR 45 million for active employment policies.

This is a program that may benefit all young people under 25 who do not study or work.

Starting this past Monday, July 7, it has set up a telephone information service (060) and is working with the branch network of youth information to provide presence information to young people about the system Youth Guarantee, within which the Youth Council of the City of Jumilla be included.

To qualify for the Youth Guarantee must be fulfilled a number of requirements and register with the system.

The registration procedure is established telematics way through electronic identification (e-ID card or certificate).

If no electronic identification, you can complete the form and take it to one of the registration offices of the central government, autonomous communities or entities established in Article 38.4 of Law 30/1992.

Subsequently a username and password to get access to the system.

As confirmed yesterday, the Minister of the Presidency and Employment, José Gabriel Ruiz,

Murcia have more than 45 million euros from European funds to "promote youth employment and develop active employment policies in which the regional government works," said the adviser, who said "although statistical data on unemployment are favorable in recent months, we still have inasumibles figures for youth unemployment. "

Ruiz said that the Youth Guarantee program "will allow us to go out and perform numerous actions and initiatives in order to locate all those who are neither studying nor working, or conducting an active job search."

With this initiative, the regional government "works to reach 25,000 young people who will follow up and offer different alternatives to continue training, work placement or integrated into the labor market."

To do this, both governments will work in coordination through a management information system that will enable the fulfillment of the measures contained in the Plan of Youth Guarantee.

The counselor reported that his Department will study the economic and social integration of that plan in the EES, and make a plan for disseminating the incentives for hiring young entrepreneurs between the Region through teams employment promoters.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla