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WHY CHOOSE US?
We collaborate with private companies that, as part of their social responsibility, provide training to the families of their workers and to communities from which these workers originate. This training is designed to enhance their occupational profiles, enabling them to access dignified employment opportunities. Our collaboration allows us to offer these meaningful job opportunities, fostering a strong commitment among trained individuals to their companies and their families. This commitment not only reduces the risk of irregular stays in the countries where they work but also contributes to improving the economic well-being of their families.
OUR SERVICES
Discover our comprehensive recruitment services designed to find the perfect candidates for your business. From sourcing and screening to interviews and visa assistance, we handle every step to ensure a smooth and efficient hiring process.
OUR TEAM
Rafael Rodríguez
Rafael Rodriguez, as the former Minister of Labor and Social Welfare of Guatemala, was instrumental in promoting and expanding temporary worker programs. His leadership ensured that recruitment and selection processes were conducted under the ethical principles established by the International Labour Organization (ILO). Additionally, he supervised the successful implementation of the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare's temporary work program, which continues to thrive today.
Geovanna Salazar
Geovanna Salazar served as the Vice Minister of Social Welfare and Employment, where she played a pivotal role in the creation, structuring, and execution of the temporary work program. She established procedures that ensured the program could respond swiftly and ethically to employers' requests. Under her leadership, Guatemalan workers were successfully promoted to employers across various countries. During her administration, workers were sent not only to the United States and Canada but also to new destinations such as Germany (nurses), Spain (with a signed cooperation agreement), Italy (cruise ship workers), and northern Mexico (agricultural workers). From April 2021 to January 2024, her efforts directly benefited over 8,000 temporary workers.