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Municipality of Kula HUMAN RESOURCES www.kula.rs Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs CONTENTS: 1. INFORMATION ABOUT HUMAN RESOURCES…………………………. 3 Municipality of Kula…………………………………………………………… 3 City of Sombor…………………………………………………………………. 4 Municipality of Apatin…………………………………………………………. 5 Municipality of Odzaci…………………………………………………………. 6 Municipality of Vrbas…………………………………………………………... 7 Municipality of Srbobran……………………………………………………….. 8 Municipality of Mali Idjos……………………………………………………… 9 Municipality of Backa Topola…………………………………………………… 10 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS BY GENDER AND AGE IN WEST BACKA COUNTY………………………………………………….. 11 COMPARATIVE OVERVIEW OF THE NUMBER OF POPULATION…….. 12 THE WORKING POPULATION BY GENDER AND AGE, CENSUS 2011………………………………………………………………….. 13 2. HIGH SCHOOLS…………………………………………………………….. 14 3. CONTACTS…………………………………………………………………... 16 2 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs 1. INFORMATION ABOUT HUMAN RESOURCES Municipality of Kula Surface: 481 km2 Population: 43.101 Unemployment: 4.929 Average net wage1: 310 EUR2 Distance from Novi Sad: 56 km 1 January – December 2016 2 1 EUR = 123,92 RSD, 3 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs City of Sombor Surface: 1.178 km2 Population: 85.903 Unemployment: 6.803 Average net wage: 297 EUR Distance from Novi Sad: 97 km Distance from Kula: 41 km 4 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs Municipality of Apatin Surface: 333km2 Population: 28.929 Unemployment: 3.525 Average net wage: 370 EUR Distance from Novi Sad: 114 km Distance from Kula: 58 km 5 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs Municipality of Odzaci Surface: 411 km2 Population: 30.154 Unemployment: 3.601 Average net wage: 320 EUR Distance from Novi Sad: 58 km Distance from Kula: 26 km 6 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs Municipality of Vrbas Surface: 333 km2 Population: 42.092 Unemployment: 5.671 Average net wage: 314 EUR Distance from Novi Sad: 48 km Distance from Kula: 8 km 7 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs Municipality of Srbobran Surface: 284 km2 Population: 16.317 Unemployment: 2.341 Average net wage: 282 EUR Distance from Novi Sad: 35 km Distance from Kula: 21 km 8 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs Municipality of Mali Idjos Surface: 181 km2 Population: 12.031 Unemployment: 1.988 Average net wage: 258 EUR Distance from Novi Sad: 59 km Distance from Kula: 29 km 9 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs Municipality of Backa Topola Surface: 596 km2 Population: 33.321 Unemployment: 2.515 Average net wage: 310 EUR Distance from Novi Sad: 77 km Distance from Kula: 26 km 10 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs Unemployed persons by gender an age in West-Bačka county January 2017. SOMBOR APATIN ODZACI KULA Age Total Women Total Women Total Women Total Women 15 – 19 186 62 128 68 119 42 130 55 20 – 24 639 229 305 132 317 141 472 181 25 – 29 766 313 361 170 378 168 550 278 30 – 34 701 288 416 205 393 187 519 243 35 – 39 809 370 413 183 401 185 531 277 40 – 44 842 399 406 189 399 168 609 341 45 – 49 916 429 439 207 395 199 672 351 50 – 54 925 405 442 214 533 254 696 354 55 – 59 729 235 394 147 451 178 522 213 60 – 64 290 27 221 38 215 37 228 34 65 and more 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 6803 2757 3525 1553 3601 1559 4929 2327 11 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs 12 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs The working population, by gender and age, census 2011 Municipality Age Gender Backa Mali Apatin Kula Odzaci Sombor Srbobran Topola Idjos Total 8160 12047 7229 25730 4394 10267 3179 male 4674 7096 4444 14900 2908 6428 1963 female 3486 4951 2785 10830 1486 3839 1216 15‒24 Total 552 850 492 1675 390 824 301 male 330 521 317 966 275 541 186 female 222 329 175 709 115 283 115 25‒34 Total 2041 2950 1710 6322 1073 2536 833 male 1140 1677 1043 3527 681 1584 517 female 901 1273 667 2795 392 952 316 35‒44 Total 2283 3428 1926 7302 1094 2660 824 male 1262 1909 1120 3998 694 1583 502 female 1021 1519 806 3304 400 1077 322 45‒54 Total 2217 3361 2046 7110 1207 2870 832 male 1192 1947 1176 3972 752 1671 475 female 1025 1414 870 3138 455 1199 357 55‒64 Total 984 1387 1009 3159 579 1271 373 male 699 994 755 2313 462 969 273 female 285 393 254 846 117 302 100 65 and more Total 83 71 46 162 51 106 16 male 51 48 33 124 44 80 10 female 32 23 13 38 7 26 6 13 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs 2. HIGH SCHOOLS Number Number of High of Educational profiles graduates per School students year -Female hairdresser -Manicure-Pedicure -Mechanic High -Mechanic for heating and cooling equipment specialized 120 -Foodstuffs technician ~ 40 school -Horticulture Technician Crvenka -Foodstuffs technician -Technician-Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology -Mechanical Technician for designing computer- -Technician-Environmental High -Technician-road transport specialized 932 -Motorists ~ 220 school -Mechanic Vrbas -Installer -Mechanic heating and cooling equipment -Electrician-computer Technical -Electrician-automatics High -Machine computer designing School 450 -Mechanic ~ 120 “Mihajlo -Welder Pupin” -Locksmith Kula -Financial Administrator -Business Administrator -Technician Economic -Sales manager and Trade -Trader 764 ~ 210 School -Cook Kula -Waiter -Pastry Chef 14 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs Number Number of High of Educational profiles graduates per School students year Mechanical engineering and metal processing - directions: - Mechanical computer designing 4 degree - Technician Computer control 4 degree - Mechanic, Locksmith 3 degree - Mechanical Technician Automotive 4 degree Transportation - directions: Technical - Road Traffic Technician 4 degree High 908 - Motorists 3 degree. ~ 230 School Electrical engineering - directions: Sombor - Mechatronics Technician - 4 degree - Electro-PC 4 degree - Electrician Energy 4 degree - Electrician computer (Hungarian) 4 degree - Auto Electrician 3rd degree - Electrical fitter for the network and plant 3 degree. - Modeler clothing High - Female hairdresser school - Barber "Sveti - Manicure-Pedicure Sava" 525 - Technician Environmental ~ 140 Sombor - Technician for Industrial Pharmaceutical (Textile Technology High - Tailor School) - Ready-made technician Secondary School of - Agricultural Technician Agriculture 500 - Food Technician ~ 130 and Food - Horticulture Technician Sombor - Veterinary technician High School of 744 ~ 250 Economics, Sombor - Office Administrator- Financial Administrator- Technician- Commercialist- Cook- Trader - Waiter 15 Municipality of Kula www.kula.rs For any additional information please do not hesitate to contact us. Office for local development of Kula municipality Lenjinova 11 +381 (0)25 729 650 [email protected] Mr. Mile Tadić Mr. Nikola Žeželj [email protected] [email protected] +381(0) 65 377 8812 +381(0) 64 802 7300 16 .
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