MTPE: The 2023 sector budget provides for the creation of almost 214,000 temporary jobs across the country.

Fiscal resources for the next year for the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion (PETM) is SGD 900 million, of which 58% will be used to promote 213,942 temporary job in cooperation with local authorities through the Lurawi Peru program, as well as the labor inspectorate.

Portfolio owner Alejandro Salassaid that of the total amount provided, S$522 million is for financial transfers to district and provincial municipalities and regional governments to fund immediate intervention activities that allow the creation of temporary jobs in addition to labor inspection tasks.

“This figure includes SGD 494 million which will be given to 1,303 local governments to fund immediate intervention activities to facilitate 3,168 intensive immediate intervention activities on unskilled labor for the benefit of vulnerable populations such as people with disabilities . , victims of gender-based violence. and victims of the 1980-2000 period of violence, as well as those rescued by terrorism. In the same way, he provides assistance to relatives of people with severe disabilities,” he said. PETM this is a statement.

The portfolio states that S/27.4 million will be channeled to regional governments (DRTPE) through the National Labor Inspection Administration (Sunafil) to fund labor activities and promote Work.

Similarly, the National Employment Program (PNPE) will receive SGD 13.9 million for vocational training and self-employment for 6,050 young people across nine regions of the country. Also on certification of 1033 people and employment of 1766 citizens.

Strengthens Peru

PETM It also provides for a S$16.5 million budget next year for the Fortalece Perú program to improve and expand the Employment Center services for the formal employment of young people in Arequipa, Ica, Lambayeca, La Libertad and the regions of Piura, San Martin and Metropolitan Lima.

“With this clause, it will be expanded to 2 employment centers in Metropolitan of Limaat which, upon completion of the Project, there will be 9 Employment Centers,” he said.

In addition, the portfolio is expected to implement 7 socio-economic labor observatories; 1 integrated traceability information system for access to employment services; 1 labor market information system; and the strengthening of vocational and vocational guidance and training services.