How does the Employment Month work, which offers more than 1,200 jobs in Palma?
The Employment Month, organized by PalmaActiva, will take place from February 16 to March 20 with 19 days of face-to-face interviews between human resources managers and job seekers
PalmThe Palma City Council, through PalmaActiva, has organized another edition of Employment Month, which will take place from February 16 to March 20. This year, 36 companies are participating, offering 1,253 jobs. As in previous editions, 19 events will be held during this period, with the main objective of directly connecting companies seeking staff with job seekers.
How does it work?
The Employment Month will feature in-person meetings between Human Resources managers and job seekers. Participating companies attend for a single day and must have a minimum of 10 job openings to fill during 2026 to participate. Furthermore, participating companies are required to conduct a brief interview with each candidate and must have an adequate number of interviewers available based on the volume of registrations. Job seekers, for their part, must register separately for each day they wish to participate and attend during their assigned time slot. If spaces remain available, it will be possible to register on the spot using the computers provided by PalmaActiva. PalmaActiva offers workers career guidance services and training for job preparation.curriculum vitae.
Where and when will the interviews take place?
The sessions will take place at PalmaActiva, located at Calle Socors, 22, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with staggered entry times. All information regarding the schedule, participating companies, and the professional profiles offered can be found at [website address missing]. This website
"It's a very useful initiative"
During the press conference presenting Employment Month, representatives of the companies participating in this edition affirmed that it is a "very useful" initiative, as it allows them direct access to qualified talent and helps them find the professional profiles they need. For his part, the mayor of Palma, Jaime Martínez, thanked the 36 companies for their collaboration and emphasized that "collaboration between public administrations and businesses is key to adapting to a constantly evolving labor market and to guaranteeing quality employment."