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Mexico is a country where it is common for its inhabitants to get a job, however the payment for the activities they carry out is very little compared to the hours worked. They are part of the 10.6 million people who suffer from job insecurity.
Job insecurity: 10.6 million at the end of 2019
According to the latest National Occupation and Employment Survey (ENOE) published by the INEGI (National Institute of Statistics and Geography), in the annual comparison, people in this situation went from 8.1 million to 10.6 million at the end of November 2019 , with this last figure the Mexican labor market will close this year.
Which means that today it is likely to find people Chile Mobile Number List working 48 hours a week and earning only 3 thousand pesos per month; employees who work 35 hours per week without reaching 3 thousand pesos per month; or, workers whose activities do not exceed 35 hours per week for reasons beyond their control.
In one year, workers in precarious conditions went from 15 to 18.5% of the employed population.
This is an indicator of inadequate employment conditions from the point of view of working time, income or an unsatisfactory combination of both and is particularly sensitive in rural areas of the country.
INEGI
Salaried work has shown recovery, although with a reduction. According to INEGI, between November 2018 and November 2019, 2.2 million people entered paid employment.
However, if this data is contrasted with the precariousness figure, it becomes evident that the job opportunities with a fixed salary that have been created are of poor quality.
In an interview for Factor Capital Humano with Mauricio Reynoso, general director of the Mexican Association in Human Resources Management (Amedirh), the problem of the Mexican labor market goes beyond job creation, the challenge is in the quality of the work that is generate.
“This year there was job creation, the issue is the quality of employment and that would be the important point. There may be generation, but I repeat, the quality of employment is what should also interest us, not just the quality . ”
Along these lines, the General Pressure Rate , which measures the percentage represented by the openly unemployed population and those employed seeking employment with the purpose of changing, had a behavior similar to that of precariousness, there was a decrease from one month to the next, but it increased in the annual balance to reach 6.7% of the Economically Active Population (EAP). At the end of November there were 466,300 more people competing for a job, both workers and those who are unemployed.
According to the INEGI, the Unemployment Rate stood at 3.5% in the penultimate month of the year, an increase of 0.2 points compared to what was reported for November 2018. Labor informality, for its part, stood at 56.1% of the population. occupied, an annual reduction of 1.0 point.
Meanwhile, the Underemployment Rate went from 7.0 to 8.2% of the employed population in one year. This means that there are 945 thousand more people who need to work more hours to cover their needs or with shorter shifts than they can cover.
“The underemployment rate of the urban aggregate of 32 cities was 6.7% in November 2019, showing a drop of -0.1 percentage points compared to that of the immediately previous month, but higher by 0.3 compared to that of November of last year, ” INEGI highlights.
Job insecurity: 10.6 million at the end of 2019
According to the latest National Occupation and Employment Survey (ENOE) published by the INEGI (National Institute of Statistics and Geography), in the annual comparison, people in this situation went from 8.1 million to 10.6 million at the end of November 2019 , with this last figure the Mexican labor market will close this year.
Which means that today it is likely to find people Chile Mobile Number List working 48 hours a week and earning only 3 thousand pesos per month; employees who work 35 hours per week without reaching 3 thousand pesos per month; or, workers whose activities do not exceed 35 hours per week for reasons beyond their control.
In one year, workers in precarious conditions went from 15 to 18.5% of the employed population.
This is an indicator of inadequate employment conditions from the point of view of working time, income or an unsatisfactory combination of both and is particularly sensitive in rural areas of the country.
INEGI
Salaried work has shown recovery, although with a reduction. According to INEGI, between November 2018 and November 2019, 2.2 million people entered paid employment.
However, if this data is contrasted with the precariousness figure, it becomes evident that the job opportunities with a fixed salary that have been created are of poor quality.
In an interview for Factor Capital Humano with Mauricio Reynoso, general director of the Mexican Association in Human Resources Management (Amedirh), the problem of the Mexican labor market goes beyond job creation, the challenge is in the quality of the work that is generate.
“This year there was job creation, the issue is the quality of employment and that would be the important point. There may be generation, but I repeat, the quality of employment is what should also interest us, not just the quality . ”
Along these lines, the General Pressure Rate , which measures the percentage represented by the openly unemployed population and those employed seeking employment with the purpose of changing, had a behavior similar to that of precariousness, there was a decrease from one month to the next, but it increased in the annual balance to reach 6.7% of the Economically Active Population (EAP). At the end of November there were 466,300 more people competing for a job, both workers and those who are unemployed.
According to the INEGI, the Unemployment Rate stood at 3.5% in the penultimate month of the year, an increase of 0.2 points compared to what was reported for November 2018. Labor informality, for its part, stood at 56.1% of the population. occupied, an annual reduction of 1.0 point.
Meanwhile, the Underemployment Rate went from 7.0 to 8.2% of the employed population in one year. This means that there are 945 thousand more people who need to work more hours to cover their needs or with shorter shifts than they can cover.
“The underemployment rate of the urban aggregate of 32 cities was 6.7% in November 2019, showing a drop of -0.1 percentage points compared to that of the immediately previous month, but higher by 0.3 compared to that of November of last year, ” INEGI highlights.