Category: Employment

JUAREZ – Although the recovery of formal employment in Ciudad Juárez continued in February, it registered a slower pace, as a result of a contraction in the transformation industry Data from the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS)...

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By Wendy Fry The American Federation of Labor (AFL) and Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) said they are still planning to file labor complaints against Mexico within the coming weeks under the new US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement’s...

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CHIHUAHUA – The net employment gain in the state of Chihuahua is practically registered in the segment between one and two minimum wages, which shows positive balances at the end of January, while in the remaining five income levels they have...

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MEXICO – During the first month of 2021, the states of the northern border of the country presented the best results in the generation of formal employment, while Mexico City continued as the entity with the greatest decline According to data...

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TIJUANA – Tijuana, Tecate and Ensenada expects a positive rise in employment this year, since companies plan to generate more than 10,000 vacancies The foregoing was emphasized by the president of the Tijuana Industry Human Resources...

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JUAREZ – Despite the fact that Ciudad Juárez closed December with a monthly loss of 4,378 formal jobs compared to the same month of 2019, it still created 13,957 more jobs, which made it stand out at the national level thanks to its industrial...

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CHIHUAHUA — Chuhuahua’s private sector lost 11,889 jobs during December of last year compared to November, going from 915,483 to 903,594 permanent and temorary, according to IMSS figures The loss of employment was 8,869 permanent jobs, going...

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MONTERREY – As soon as Joe Biden takes position as president of the United States, the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrialized Organizations (AFL-CIO) will initiate a labor dispute against Mexico for breach of the USMCA...

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By Wendy Fry According to the publication ‘El Economista’ State Occupation Quality and Competition Index, Baja California placed first for the entire Mexican Republic with 891 points out of 100 possible for working conditions across the...

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CHIHUAHUA – Only one out of every four maquilas in Chihuahua have been certified to increase their staff capacity to 80% Pedro Chavira, president of Index Juárez, stated that according to data provided by the Ministry of Labor and Social...

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