1500 new hires in Campania by 2026: this is the goal of Webuild, a leading company in the large infrastructure sector, in collaboration with the Campania Region.
The agreement was signed today in Naples between President De Luca and Webuild CEO Salini.
The initiative is part of the “Cantiere Lavoro Italia” program, promoted by Webuild to create 10.000 jobs across the country by 2026, with a special focus on Southern Italy (80% of hires).
In Campania, Webuild has already hired 570 people, bringing the national total to 2.800 hires since the program began last November.
Training at the center: to support employment growth and the development of specialized skills, Webuild, in collaboration with the Campania Region, will activate two training centers:
Basic training center in Caserta: will offer courses for construction site workers and general professional figures.
Advanced Training Center in Apice (Benevento): will focus on specialized training, with a TBM simulator for training operators in tunnel excavation.
Training activities already started: in May 2024 the first course for Tbm multifunctional workers started at the AV/AC Napoli-Bari construction site in Bovino (Foggia).
Ambitious goals: Webuild aims to hire 2.500 people in Italy in 2024, of which 1.000 trained within its schools. 80% of the hiring planned for 2024 will be concentrated in Southern Italy.
Webuild's commitment to training and employment in Campania is confirmed as solid and concrete, with the aim of creating a stable and qualified working future for the young people of the area.
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