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    • 200 people working in companies under Temporary Job Program

    Saltillo, Coahuila.- To date, more than 200 people have joined businesses and industries to work under the Temporary Job Program; among the employers stand out Lowe’s, Bodega Aurrera Express, Soriana and HEB San Patricio. Ivan Cardenas Pamanes, Head of Economic Foster Bureau, informed that the Temporary Job team has more than 550 members. To date more than 200 have joined companies and linking tables with companies continue, where workers are interviewed, mainly operators and technicians. For example, 40 people from this group have already joined Lowe’s. Other companies that have played a role in the linking tables are Lear, as well as Manufacturas Zapaliname, which represents 15 companies established at their Industrial Park.
    Source: Zocalo | Date: 14/08/2012