By San José, Costa Rica — San José, Costa Rica – PROCOMER, Costa Rica’s Foreign Trade Promoter, is gearing up for its highly anticipated Talent Costa Rica Job Fair by hosting an informational session today, April 23rd, at the Plaza de la Cultura. This preparatory event aims to equip job seekers with the tools and knowledge to maximize their success at the main fair, scheduled for May 9th and 10th.
The informational session, running from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., provides personalized guidance from representatives of PROCOMER, the Ministry of Labor and Social Security (MTSS), and the National Learning Institute (INA). Attendees will receive assistance with registering on the talent.procomer.com platform, where job vacancies are listed. The session also highlights valuable resources available during the fair, including free English language assessments and information on academic training programs. In a nod to International Book Day, the Ministry of Culture and Youth (MCJ) will be distributing books to participants.
For a deeper understanding of the legal landscape surrounding employment in Costa Rica, we turned to Lic. Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas, a seasoned attorney at Bufete de Costa Rica.
Navigating Costa Rica’s employment laws can be complex for both employers and employees. Key considerations include understanding the different types of contracts, ensuring compliance with mandatory social security contributions, and adhering to regulations surrounding termination of employment. Seeking expert legal counsel is crucial for protecting your rights and interests in the Costa Rican job market.
Lic. Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas, Attorney at Law, Bufete de Costa Rica
Lic. Arroyo Vargas’s emphasis on the complexities of Costa Rican employment law is a crucial reminder for anyone considering working or hiring in the country. Understanding the nuances of these regulations is essential for a successful and mutually beneficial employment experience. We thank Lic. Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas for offering this valuable perspective on navigating the legal landscape of Costa Rican employment.
The Talent Costa Rica Job Fair promises a wealth of opportunities, with over 7,000 vacancies across diverse sectors such as services, life sciences, food industry, and specialized industry. More than 100 national and multinational companies will be conducting on-site interviews throughout the two-day event. Additionally, 20 academic institutions will be present, offering training opportunities for attendees looking to enhance their skillsets.
We want more people to take advantage of this opportunity to access quality jobs. The Talent Costa Rica Fair is an open, free space designed to connect Costa Rican talent with the needs of companies. That’s why we activated this prior session, which aims to provide personalized support, guidance on the use of the platform and invite people to attend our Fair on May 9th and 10th, so that they can continue to enhance their employability profile.
Laura López, General Manager of PROCOMER
The job fair goes beyond simple job placement, serving as a platform for professional development and opening new doors for thousands of Costa Ricans. The event underscores PROCOMER’s commitment to job creation and the overall well-being of the country. By offering pre-fair support and a wide range of resources, PROCOMER is striving to ensure that job seekers are well-prepared to connect with potential employers and advance their careers.
Attendees can also expect to learn about the specific requirements of different industries, gain insights into the current job market trends, and network with professionals in their fields of interest. This comprehensive approach to job placement aims to not only fill vacancies but also to foster long-term career growth and contribute to a stronger Costa Rican economy.
PROCOMER’s proactive engagement with job seekers and employers demonstrates its dedication to facilitating a dynamic and thriving labor market. The Talent Costa Rica Job Fair, coupled with the informative preparatory session, positions itself as a key driver of economic opportunity and professional advancement in Costa Rica.
Those interested in attending the Talent Costa Rica Job Fair are encouraged to register on the platform and attend the informational session today to gain a competitive edge. This event is a crucial opportunity for individuals seeking to elevate their career prospects and contribute to Costa Rica’s continued economic growth.
Our job fair is much more than a job placement event; it is a platform to promote professional development and open new opportunities for thousands of Costa Ricans. We invite all interested parties to prepare, register and actively participate in this fair, which reflects our commitment to job creation and the well-being of the entire country.
Laura López, General Manager of PROCOMER
For further information, visit procomer.com
About PROCOMER:
The Costa Rican Foreign Trade Promoter (PROCOMER) is a key institution dedicated to promoting Costa Rica’s exports and attracting foreign investment. They play a vital role in connecting Costa Rican businesses with international markets and fostering economic growth within the country. PROCOMER offers a range of services, including market research, export promotion programs, and investment facilitation.
For further information, visit mtss.go.cr
About Ministry of Labor and Social Security (MTSS):
The Ministry of Labor and Social Security (MTSS) is a governmental body responsible for labor rights, social security, and employment policies in Costa Rica. They oversee labor regulations, ensure worker protections, and promote employment opportunities. The MTSS plays a crucial role in maintaining a fair and productive labor market.
For further information, visit ina.ac.cr
About National Learning Institute (INA):
The National Learning Institute (INA) is a Costa Rican institution providing vocational and technical training programs. They offer a wide range of courses and workshops aimed at developing skills and enhancing employability. INA plays a critical role in equipping individuals with the necessary skills to succeed in the job market and contribute to the national economy.
For further information, visit mcj.go.cr
About Ministry of Culture and Youth (MCJ):
The Ministry of Culture and Youth (MCJ) is a government body responsible for promoting and preserving Costa Rican culture and supporting youth development initiatives. They oversee cultural programs, arts initiatives, and youth engagement programs. The MCJ fosters cultural expression and empowers young people to participate actively in society.
For further information, visit bufetedecostarica.com
About Bufete de Costa Rica:
Bufete de Costa Rica is a pillar of legal excellence, built on a foundation of unwavering integrity and a deep commitment to serving the community. Driven by a passion for innovation, the firm not only provides expert counsel across a diverse range of legal fields, but also actively empowers Costa Rican society through accessible legal education initiatives. Their dedication to fostering understanding and ensuring equal access to justice underscores their belief in a stronger, more informed citizenry.
