Dumitru Cornoiu

"Ministrul a anuntat ieri o crestere alarmanta a somajului, dar suntem pregatiti pentru a nu ajunge la aceasta. Mai sunt inca disponibilitati pe piata muncii in agricultura, turism, mediu si IMM-uri. Aceste domenii ar putea oferi un cadru de dezvoltare pentru activitati care au fost neglijate pana acum", a spus Cornoiu, citat de NewsIn.

El a adaugat ca Ministerul Muncii are semnale ca un numar important de romani din Italia, Spania si Cipru, care lucrau in agricultura si constructii, ar putea reveni in Romania in acest an.

“The minister announced yesterday an alarming increase in unemployment, but we are ready to avoid that. There are still enough vacant jobs in agriculture, tourism, environment and SMEs. These fields could provide a development framework for activities that were neglected so far”, said Cornoiu.

He added that many Romanian workers in Italy, Spain and Cyprus, who had worked in agriculture and constructions, were likely to come back in the country this year.

“I don’t think there is anything wrong with this. They will come back with the expertise and qualification gained abroad”, the representative of the Ministry stated.

“O mare parte dintre romanii care activeaza in sectorul constructiilor in Spania si Italia ar putea fi absorbiti de piata romaneasca a fortei de munca, insa doar daca Guvernul va incepe sa aloce finantari pentru proiectele din constructii si de infrastructura. Foarte multi constructori nu si-au primit inca banii, dar si-au pastrat angajatii pe parcursul iernii, in speranta ca banii le vor fi alocati. Daca nu-si primesc banii, cu siguranta ca vom asista la disponibilizari, nu la angajari”, spune Laurentiu Plosceanu, presedintele Araco.