
Baleària Reiterates Its Commitment to the CNMC to Maintain the Spanish Flag on the Ships of the Armas Trasmediterránea Group
Baleària Canarias has strengthened its personnel structure with the incorporation of nearly a hundred professionals in the delegations and ships operating in the Canary archipelago. In addition, the company has 15 other selection processes open to continue strengthening its teams and consolidating its standards of quality, safety, and excellence.
According to the company, this reinforcement, which has been carried out in just one month of activity in the Canaries, “responds to the shipping company's commitment to develop a solid operational structure prepared to face the current and future challenges of maritime transport in the Canaries.”
On one hand, new professionals have been incorporated into the delegations “with the aim of enhancing customer service, reinforcing port operations, and supporting the integration and growth process of the company in the islands.” On the other hand, the crew of the ships acquired from the Armas Trasmediterránea Group has been reinforced, adapting it to Baleària's standards.
Of the 1,500 workers from the Armas Trasmediterránea Group, 850 are professionals linked to the inter-island lines and Cádiz-Canarias, a team that is now joined by this hundred new hires and the crews of the four ships that the shipping company is adding to the routes with the Canaries.
The company reiterates its intention to maintain the entire workforce, as well as the Spanish flag on the ships acquired from the Armas Trasmediterránea Group, in accordance with the commitments made with the CNMC.
Baleària Canarias Strengthens Its Workforce with Nearly a Hundred Additional Jobs to Consolidate Its Service Standard
Baleària emphasizes that “the company adopts a responsible business model, with close collaboration with institutions, social agents, and local ports, reinforcing the climate of dialogue with the works councils.”
Baleària Canarias has 15 new job offers active for its delegations in the Canaries, especially aimed at passenger and cargo agents for ticket offices and offices, commercial staff, mooring personnel, and those linked to port operations.
On the other hand, it continues to incorporate technical, analytical, and management profiles, as well as professionals for responsible positions in various corporate areas. The available job offers and the registration form can be consulted on the company’s online job portal.
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