Private placement services authorized in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
The General Directorate of the National Employment Office (ONEM) recently announced the authorization of more than 255 private placement services in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This decision was published in an official press release, in which the director general of ONEM, Fanon Beya, also specified the administrative procedures to follow for organizations already in operation for two years.
The private placement services affected by this authorization were invited to go to the ONEM legal and litigation service office within 30 days to finalize the required procedures. Fanon Beya insisted on the importance of complying with this requirement, stressing that services that do not show up within the set deadlines will assume the consequences of their own inaction.
In addition, it is now mandatory to pay the opening fees for private placement services to Equity-BCDC bank, to account number USD 0100001245840-15.
This ONEM decision aims to regulate and supervise private placement services operating in the DRC, in order to guarantee transparent operation and compliance with legal standards. By authorizing these services, ONEM recognizes their essential role in the process of connecting job seekers and potential employers.
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This ONEM initiative marks an important step in the development of the employment sector in the DRC. By giving private placement services official recognition, the government is promoting the creation of professional opportunities for Congolese citizens and thus helping to reduce the unemployment rate in the country.
It is therefore crucial for job seekers to turn to these authorized private placement services, which will be able to support them in their job search and facilitate their professional integration.
In conclusion, the authorization granted by ONEM to more than 255 private placement services in the DRC constitutes a significant step forward in the regulation of the employment sector. This opens new prospects for job seekers and demonstrates the Congolese government’s desire to promote job creation and encourage the country’s economic development.