Culture Department Renews Agreement with APSA for Employment Inclusion in Municipal Centres

The Department of Culture has renewed its agreement with APSA to facilitate the employment inclusion of six individuals in municipal centres. The Councillor for Culture, Nayma Beldjilali, and the President of APSA, Nito Manero, have signed the agreement to continue this collaboration for another year. The councillor highlighted 'the great work they do, their commitment and dedication in each of the positions they hold in the department, the MACA, the Lonja del Pescado, and Las Cigarreras'. Meanwhile, Manero expressed gratitude for 'the trust placed in APSA' and especially 'the opportunity it represents for people with different abilities to integrate into the labour market as equals, towards their independence, autonomy, and full integration into society'.

Present at the signing of the agreement were the six APSA workers who perform their duties in the Culture area, the manager, Francisco Giménez, and the head of the association's Employment area, Fernando Romero. Five of them were already providing their services in Culture, thus continuing in their roles, and a new addition has been made this year after one of the workers passed a civil service exam in another public administration.