Featured positions; Artı İletişim – 1 digital marketing sp. Datassist – 20 payroll asistants Akademi Tekstil – Hiring 30 Textile Workers Featured placements: Blue Lake Real Estate– 1 sales representative Karataş Cam – 10 worker Kiehl’s – 2 sales representatives
We have a meeting with Ramada Encore Hotel. They need blue collar (especially housekeeper). They will decide how many candidate they need.
On April 25, the Registered Employment Transition Program (KİGEP) was held at Bursa Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI-BTSO) with cooperation International Labor Organization (ILO) Turkey Office and the Social Security Institution (SGK). The program covers the access of the Syrians under temporary protection to the workforce and the financial
Under the project titled “RESCUE, Aydın University initiated collaboration with universities from various countries. One university from Lebanon has participated in this project lately. University officials paid a visit to get to know United Work as a success story. With this visit, we had the chance to promote our activities.
L’oreal is an esteemed partner UW for their refugee employment processes on retail side for a while now. Recently, L’oreal decided to hire blue-collar employees on their factor in Istanbul as part of their CSR planning. We shall be assisting them for the process starting from search and selection.
UW and Fear Wear Foundation agreed to collaborate on the project that they will support each other to handle the “Information line of the employees” who works in Textile Companies in Turkey. By this line, both parties can support the Refugees and Turkish Employees by giving them Labor Advices 7/24
UW invited to the annual meeting of Amfori/BSCI with ILO, MUDEM and UNHCR. During the meeting Textile Supply Chain Companies are presented by their managers and UW had a chance to make a presentation to them about UW’s activities for Syrian Refugees, supports to the companies and recent funding’s to
Oxfam has newly won a tender from the Dutch Government especially for the Syrian Women who lives in Turkey. By this funding, Oxfam will target to train the potential women to produce handmade goods at home and by establishing a cooperative to sell these goods and support Syrian Women by
