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Around 100 New Jobs in Cazin

Published: July 24, 2013
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Cazin1 (1)A Memorandum of understanding will be signed in Cazin tomorrow on the implementation of the project “Vocational Training and Employment of Carpenters and Technicians for Final Processing in the Production of Laminated Wood Panels and Furniture” for the Company Al Dihani doo Zacin, announced the Development Agency of the Una-Sana Canton (USK).

The Memorandum will be signed by representatives of the USAID Mission to BIH, Una-Sana Canton government, Federal Services for Employment, municipality Cazin, USK Employment Services, Mixed Secondary School “Safet Krupić“ of Bosanska Krupa, Development Agency of USK (RAUSK), Center for Promotion of Local Development (PLOD) and the company Al Dihani.

The signing of this document will create the conditions for the employment of 100 people, which is in accordance with the development needs of the company Al Dihani that will pass during the next year through an educational program.

The implementation of this and similar training programs would contribute to the construction and strengthening of the public and private partnership with the goal of a more efficient solving of imbalances of supply and demand of labor.

(Source: Fena)

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