The producer is going to recruit another 90 people by yearend amid investments operated at its two plants in Valenii de Munte, Prahova county.
“Owing to the new investments, we expect the current number of employees to rise by around 10% by yearend,” Liliana Iosif, the company’s HR manager, told ZF.
In early 2014, Tymbark Maspex got a capital inflow of around RON30 million (EUR6.7 million), with the funds used for production lines of Salatini, one of the brands bought in early 2013 from Craiova-based Pan Group company.
The producer will also get state aid of EUR2.55 million for an investment of almost EUR6 million in the Prahova locality. The project is due to create 50 jobs. Since it entered the Romanian market, in 2006, the Polish group has invested more than EUR72 million.
Tymbark hired people in production, as well as in the technical and commercial departments. “The study profile and high school, university and vocational school specializations need to be adjusted to labor market requirements,” said Liliana Iosif.
Lately, HR, as well as top management officials have been calling for a need to adapt the Romanian education system to business sector requirements.
(English version by Catalina Apostoiu)