Mijas reduces payment to suppliers to 23.71 days, its best figure in 11 years
Mijas pays its invoices in an average of 23.71 days, the best record in 11 years and below the legal limit for the second consecutive month.
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The APPA tenders surveillance for Caleta de Vélez, Fuengirola, Marbella-La Bajadilla, and Estepona for €717,187 excluding VAT. Bids are due by October 23.
Mijas pays its invoices in an average of 23.71 days, the best record in 11 years and below the legal limit for the second consecutive month.
The president of the Andalusian employers' association calls for public-private collaboration for housing in Málaga.
UMA, CEM and the Chamber of Commerce sign an agreement to create the Business Trends Observatory, starting with a meeting of 50 key agents.
The Manilva Town Hall reduces its debt from 19 to 14.25 million in three years and has 7 million in its coffers, according to the finance councillor.
Málaga Airport will start its expansion around 2029, lasting seven years, with €830 million already committed and up to €1.5 billion expected.
The president of Fadeco Promotores, Ignacio Peinado, proposes a housing subsidy for families losing their homes after years of payments, excluding squatters.
Marbella ends August with 5,863 unemployed, the lowest figure in its history, and 87,179 contributors. The mayor highlights employment records and €200 million in investments.
The Primera Oportunidad programme in Málaga reaches 775 contracts for young people in ten years. The new edition allocates €1.7 million among a hundred beneficiaries.
IMFE launches Employment Zone in October with 85 places in Centro-Norte, Las Flores, and Cruz del Humilladero. There will be employment clubs and digital training.
Benahavís (40%) and Manilva (34%) top the proportion of foreign workers in Málaga. In twelve municipalities, at least one in four affiliates is foreign.
Manilva's Finance Councillor and Provincial Collection Board officials assess services and revenue forecasts for 2027.