Confederacion de Empresarios de Aragón (CREA)

The Employers´ Confederation of Aragon (CREA) is a non-profit regional organisation made up of the three Aragonese provincial Confederations: Huesca (the Employers´ Confederation of Huesca province - CEOS), Teruel (The Employers´Confederation of Teruel- CET) and Zaragoza (The Employers´ Confederation of Zaragoza - CEZ) grouping together close to 170 associations, which means that around 40.000 Aragonese business operate under its wing. As the highest representative business organisation, CREA sits on the boards, committees and commissions of the entities and institutions governing the economic and social framework of our region, and it is the voice of the Aragonese business. It is also very active in CEOE, the organisation representing Spanish business, and it participates in the uropean Community Union of Industries (Business Europe) through Spain´s representatives. CREA is the crux at which various sectors join, and it participates in solving their specific problems. It is an usual task to support the installation and starting up of different businesses in CREA's main objectives are to boost the balanced development of Aragón and to represent and defend the group interests of Aragonese companies, being one of our priorities to achieve a balanced and flexible labour market. CREA is a private non profit making organisation that works actively in the area of employment policy, quality of work and social inclusion. We offer especialised advice services to companies in fields like : labour, employment and innovation, financial, legal, environment, training, quality, security and health at work, business creation, business co-operation, international and European affairs. We take part of the Conseils and Institutions that govern the economical and social framework of our region, being the aragonese company's voice. Our international department develops innovative actions and pilot and research projects in an European framework specially in the Employment area and other key areas for Aragon. Number of permanent staff: 40 workers.