New employment opportunities for the unemployed, through creation of new jobs in the company VEEDIK Ltd.

Company "VEEDIK" Ltd. was founded in 1990 and for 25 years managed to establish itself as the market leader in professional hygiene. From April 2015 is a full member of IGEFA / INPACS and thus strengthen its position as a comprehensive provider in the field of hygiene.Offering products from leading companies and ensuring the highest standards of hygiene with minimum effort, time and money, VEEDIK company significantly increased workload and demand for its services. Desiring to continue to meet the expectations of our customers, offering highly professional and individual approach with this project we aim to invest in creating new jobs in a company VEEDIK Ltd., allowing for continuous 12 months of employment and chance for realization of unemployed people, including 29 years old incl . Within the project, will be provided suitable equipment and furnishings for appropriate work process of the employment of new jobs . The inclusion of unemployed people in active employment will contribute to enhancing their experience, employment and standard of living. On the other hand attract new employees in the company will significantly improve workflow in terms of competent, timely and accurate service to current and future customers of the company. As a result of the implementation of project activities will reveal five new jobs, positions: seller - consultants, sales representative and technicians of electronic equipment, three of those posts will be filled by specific category of target groups: - Unemployed youths up to 29 years incl. After completion of the project for three positions, the workplace will be sustainable over the next 12 months, which will increase the number of employees in the region. Through the implementation of the project will raise awareness and the local community about the possibilities of the OP "Human Resources Development" 2014-2020, to support the employment of unemployed people, including young people under 29 years of age.

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