A decline in formal employment would benefit Compartamos
The slow economic growth and decline in formal employment in Mexico could have a counter-cyclical effect that benefits Banco Compartamos, as many of their clients turn to self-employment and seek financing.
Formal employment declines: 105,174 registered employees less in 12 months
In the past year, formal employment in Argentina has seen a decline, with a loss of 105,174 registered employees contributing to social security due to company closures and layoffs.
Complete labor reform: article by article, this is Javier Milei's project
The Argentine Senate has passed a comprehensive labor reform project proposed by President Javier Milei, which includes over 200 articles aimed at modifying current labor practices, incentivizing formal employment, and reforming the labor justice system.
SC Trade Federation says the end of the 6x1 schedule will eliminate 27 thousand jobs in the state
The Federation of Commerce of Santa Catarina warns that abolishing the 6x1 work schedule could lead to the loss of 27,000 formal jobs in the state's commerce, services, and tourism sectors.
Formal employment shows better figures at the beginning of 2026
Ecuador's unemployment rate has significantly decreased as of January 2026, with formal employment rising to 36.6%.
Will you be out of a job? 30% of formal employment in Mexico could be replaced by AI
A report from Banamex warns that nearly 30% of formal jobs in Mexico are at high risk of being automated due to advancements in artificial intelligence.
Minister of Labor: 'The goal for 2026 is to reach 40% formal employment'
Ecuador's Ministry of Labor aims to increase formal employment to 40% by 2026, with a target of creating 320,000 new jobs.
Reduction of working hours to 40 hours a week could increase business costs by up to R$ 267 billion per year, says CNI
The Brazilian National Confederation of Industry estimates that reducing the workweek from 44 to 40 hours could raise formal employee costs by R$ 178.2 billion to R$ 267.2 billion annually.
Impact on purchasing power: In eight years, a formal private employee lost 16 salaries and a public employee, 21
A report reveals that formal private employees in Argentina have lost 16 monthly salaries and public employees 21 due to rising inflation over the past eight years.
Tremembé, Areias, and Jambeiro experience a decline in formal jobs in 2025, according to a study by Unitau/Caged
A study shows that Tremembé, Areias, and Jambeiro have experienced significant job losses in 2025, particularly Tremembé with an 18.94% decrease in formal employment.
Good news for Mexicans: New York consulate will have a health fair on February 23
The Mexican consulate in New York is organizing a health fair on February 23 to provide services to Mexican immigrants, especially those without formal employment.
Employment: There Are Provinces with More 'Underground' Employees than Registered Ones
Various provinces in Argentina, including Tucumán and Santiago del Estero, now have more employees classified as 'underground' than formal workers due to a significant drop in registered employment and an increase in informality.
Exports are increasing, but the GDP is not
Despite rising exports, Mexico's economy is struggling to create jobs, with formal employment decreasing for the first time since 2009.
Teresa Siudem: Civil Service - There is a Diagnosis, but No Prescription
A new document outlines the current state of Poland's civil service, highlighting major issues and strategic goals for improvement, but emphasizes that it lacks the legal enforceability of a formal law.
The First Month of 2026 Reflects Adjustments in Formal Employment: Ceesp
Mexico began 2026 with signs of weakening in formal employment and a decline in economic perceptions among both businesses and consumers, according to a weekly economic analysis by the Center for Economic Studies of the Private Sector (Ceesp).
Do young people want the CLT? Research shows that more than half are looking for their first job with a formal contract in RS
A recent study reveals that more than half of young job seekers in Rio Grande do Sul prefer formal employment under the Brazilian labor laws (CLT), despite a social narrative suggesting otherwise.
Tele-services, a concrete response to productive inclusion in Brazil
The article discusses the growing importance of the tele-services sector in Brazil as a means of providing formal employment opportunities and promoting social inclusion.
Formal employment registers a loss of 8,000 jobs in January: The worst record since 2009
Formal employment in Mexico saw a decline of 8,104 jobs in January, marking the worst performance for that month since 2009.
Araraquara ends December with a decline in formal employment and unemployment insurance
Araraquara experienced a decline in formal employment and an increase in unemployment insurance claims in December 2025, primarily due to layoffs in construction, services, and industry sectors, although the yearly total was positive.
ANSES: who will not be able to collect the AUH in February and what are the reasons for termination
In February 2026, ANSES applies the same exclusion criteria for the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) with checks on employment status, family income, child age, and compliance with formal requirements.
Julio Cordero talked about the changes expected in labor reform for vacations
The Secretary of Labor of the Nation, Julio Cordero, discussed proposed labor reforms aimed at revitalizing formal employment and highlighted the option for fragmented vacations and assistance for SMEs.
End of the 6x1 Work Schedule Could Eliminate Over 600,000 Formal Jobs, Says Study
A study suggests that the elimination of the 6x1 work schedule in Brazil could increase business costs, reduce productivity, and result in the loss of over 600,000 formal jobs.
What has happened with the 40-hour workweek in Mexico? These are the advances of the proposal: objectives, benefits, and how workers' hours will be established.
The 40-hour workweek in Mexico is on the verge of becoming a reality, with a formal proposal now under analysis by the Congress and a potential Senate approval date in sight.
Acre reaches 3rd month with job losses in December but ends 2025 with a positive balance
In December 2025, Acre experienced its third consecutive month of more layoffs than hires, losing 461 formal job positions despite admitting a total of 3,294 people.
Caution with Employment Contracts for Major Shareholders
The article discusses the importance of the actual work relationship over the formal employment contract for social security eligibility.
DWP under fire as hundreds of staff get warnings 'over sickness absences'
Nearly 1,650 DWP staff have received formal warnings for exceeding sickness absence limits, raising concerns about the department's attendance policies and prompting calls for reform.