2024-07-02 12:02:02
“Employers in Palanga are beginning the annual employees hiring course of earlier and earlier, though the seek for varied positions was often between March and April, and peaked in Might. This 12 months, this rule is not legitimate – since February, the demand for seasonal work has began to develop. In 5 months, resort employers have offered 4 p.c. extra job affords – a complete of 1,150 vacancies”, mentioned Audronė Kajokienė, Head of the Palanga Division of the Employment Service, within the report.
In accordance with the info of the service, in Might alone, 115 employers have been on the lookout for 356 staff. Essentially the most job affords are for housekeepers and kitchen employees, cleaners (30 every), cooks (19), waiters (22), salespeople (17), bartenders, dishwashers (11 every), bartenders and waiters (9), environmental managers (7).
“Sveikatos uostas” introduced probably the most vacancies final month – as many as 53, “Likrita” (20), “Kavinada” (19).
In accordance with A. Kajokienė, this summer time employers supply potential staff to mix work with relaxation.
“Corporations single out free or nominally paid lodging as one of many largest advantages, or assist to discover a place to stay as shut as doable to the office. It additionally affords a versatile work schedule, for instance, an extended and/or quick week, the place one week you’re employed solely two days, then 5 days off, and the opposite week, vice versa,” she commented.
Increased wages are often provided by employers who can not supply lodging. In the beginning of the season, job affords have been registered for bartenders with expertise and room managers and maids, whose salaries reached as much as 1,500 euros, and Mr. for cooks and cooks – 2200 euros.
At the moment, on the platform of the Employment Service, corporations engaged in lodging and catering companies supply about 50 vacancies in Palanga and 40 in Klaipėda. The typical wage provided within the port metropolis is 1432 euros, in Palanga – 1323 euros.
2024-07-02 12:02:02