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    April 1, 20204:08 pmApril 24, 2020

    A city’s job platform to create a pool of municipal workers

    Managing a crisis well includes anticipating a rising need. This requires governments to continuously monitor the current situation closely as well as to set up requirements early enough to take action immediately. As a result of the corona crisis, municipal staff not afflicted by the virus is under a lot of pressure.

    The Swedish City of Uppsala has set up a job platform to create a pool of municipal workers. Since it is highly possible that there will be a lack of staff in many areas due a possibly extended outbreak of Covid-19, the city is looking for staff in the areas of social services, elderly care, home care, cleaning, canteens and child care. Anyone who is willing to take up a job to help secure local services is welcome to file an application. The tasks people can take on depend on their experience, education, availability, etc.

    For more information, please follow this link.
    photo: www.uppsala.se

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