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NUEVO LEON – Nuevo Leon and Jalisco were the main actors in the recovery of the country's labor market during August According to data from the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, in August 2020, 92,390 insured jobs were created in Mexico at...

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NUEVO LEON – Although most of the companies surveyed by Manpower in Nuevo Leon do not intend to hire in the last quarter of the year, they are confident that in the next three to nine months they can return to pre-pandemic employment...

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TAMAULIPAS – Formal jobs in Tamaulipas' construction sector registered a 35% decrease during the first semester of 2020 compared to the same period of 2019, which means that almost 1,600 job sources produced by the industry were lost during...

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NUEVO LEON – With the economic reactivation underway, the survival challenges for the industrial sector have not diminished, highlighted the Chamber of the Transformation Industry of Nuevo Leon (Caintra) "Through the most recent survey...

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BAJA CALIFORNIA – In June, manufacturing companies began to recover; in Baja California all factories have returned to work, although with fewer employees The National President of Index, Luis Aguirre Lang, commented that 7% of the staff...

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VILLA AHUMADA – The president of Index, Luis Carlos Ramírez López, expressed his concern about the blockade kept by Villa Ahumada's inhabitants on Ciudad Juarez's highway, since this seriously affects the exports from the United States and if...

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GlobalAutoIndustrycom’s latest Audio Interview “Developing Smart Mobility and Intelligent Transportation Talent for the Global Automotive Industry” features Elaina Farnsworth  Ms Farnsworth is an acclaimed speaker, published writer and...

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SANTA TERESA – A Taiwanese manufacturer of metal composite materials announced it is relocating a distribution facility to a booming New Mexico border town New Mexico Economic Development Secretary Alicia J Keyes said the Xxentria...

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TEXAS – A lawsuit filed by the federal government against the builder of a private border wall that hugs the Rio Grande in South Texas could go to trial a year from now US District Judge Randy Crane appeared surprised by requests from both...

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CALIFORNIA - Southern California’s ports are continuing to report a strong rebound in container traffic as shippers and businesses seek to recover from the sharp downturns experienced in April and May during the lockdowns associated with...

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