Category: Employment

Construction companies resume works in Nuevo Leon

NUEVO LEON – With the restart of operations in the construction sector about 600 companies in Nuevo Leon returned to work, of these, more than half belong to the Mexican Chamber of Construction Industry (CMIC), said Jose Francisco Guajardo,...

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Nuevo Leon loses 63,151 jobs in May

NUEVO LEON – In May, employment in Nuevo Leon maintained a negative trend as a result of the measures adopted against Covid-19, so the decline in this area will continue in the coming months and consequently the unemployment rate will...

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Juarez’s industry faces challenges due to COVID-19

JUAREZ – Recovering from the damage caused by the Covid-19 work stoppage and the entry into force of the USMCA next July are the most important challenges facing the automotive industry, said Pedro Chavira, president of Index Juarez...

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Manpower forecasts more layoffs in Juarez

JUAREZ – According to Manpower Group's "Labor Expectations Survey", the employers' sector expects that, far from hiring or having positive numbers in the third quarter of the year, there will be even more layoffs, so the balances will be...

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Texas ranks 2nd place in tech jobs

TEXAS – Texas remains the state with the second-most job openings in tech, even as the sector saw tens of thousands of opportunities disappear in May, according to data from a leading technology trade association The State trailed only...

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Coahuila workers asked for support due to Covid-19 pandemic

COAHUILA – About 22,582 workers in the state of Coahuila requested support from Infonavit for technical stoppages in the companies where they work in order to continue paying their mortgages The figure represents one third of the 67,404...

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Elderly jobs at risk in Juarez

JUAREZ – Among the thousands of layoffs predicted by local manufacturers as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic worldwide, vulnerable groups could be the first to be affected, said Pedro Chavira, president of Index Juarez Chavira said there is...

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About 116,000 employees resume operations in Sonora

HERMOSILLO – With the start of the "new social and economic normality" in Mexico, approximately 116,000 Sonorans have been integrated into the labor force in sectors recently considered essential such as mining, construction, and the...

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Tamaulipas publishes protocols for economic reopening

TAMAULIPAS – The government of Tamaulipas published the reopening protocols for the new reality with safe coexistence for different non-essential activities, thus initiating an economic reactivation plan for the entity Among them are the...

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Border Economy Slow Recovery From Pandemic

By Nancy J Gonzalez Even though the supply chains around the globe are restoring little by little, the economic effects the Coronavirus pandemic left in the communities are here to stay At the US-Mexico border the economic recovery is...

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