Mexico SA
It remains the case as a disappearance, says Calderón 
PGR: "Diego, your kids show courage and fortitude"
The President is referred to as "kidnapping" and notes that no progress
"Mexico is going through stages similar to those criminals who spent Colombia"
the search was extended to former Sen. nationwide
Employment and happy tales
- Worse than ten years ago
- Diego, "Ruiz Massieu again?
- Carlos Fernández-Vega Mexico SA
That "only" war is not won that of "perceptions," says the modest when balanced tenant of Los Pinos. True: that, more employment, economic growth, social development, legality, the rule of law, the concentration of income, poverty, etc., etc., without forgetting the drug. Moreover, his actions have been victorious, while still not falling.
To illustrate such victory is the issue of employment-one of its main campaign and its (self-) government, "which has won the war at this point in Mexico reports the highest unemployment rate in the last decade and more informal in its history. Thus, it is worth analyzing the Centre for Research in Economics and Business (Employment in Mexico, so cheerful accounts) of ITESM Campus Estado de Mexico, sent in this space, taken the following passages.
The unemployment rate of 5.3 percent reported by the INEGI for the first quarter of 2010 reflects a reality of the labor market is far from the figures released by the authorities of the country's economic and labor in the sense that the emerging Recovery has reached families in Mexico. This indicator is the highest in the last ten years for a period equal and similar to the fourth quarter of 2009, so that we can conclude that labor problems persist in the economy. However, not only be repaired by the unemployment rate is above the posted over the same period in 2009 (5.1 percent), it is also necessary to note that most of the indicators support the conclusion that the existing employment conditions facing more precarious than before the crisis. To illustrate such victory is the issue of employment-one of its main campaign and its (self-) government, "which has won the war at this point in Mexico reports the highest unemployment rate in the last decade and more informal in its history. Thus, it is worth analyzing the Centre for Research in Economics and Business (Employment in Mexico, so cheerful accounts) of ITESM Campus Estado de Mexico, sent in this space, taken the following passages.
First, it should be mentioned that although there was an increase of 718 thousand people employed in the economy (formal and informal), this does not necessarily guarantee them a better income and have the benefits they are entitled by law. The report provided by the INEGI shows that as expected the population employed in the informal economy grew at a faster rate than that associated with the formal sector which accounts for the IMSS. Clearly the formal productive sector is insufficient to provide relief to the employment needs that exist in Mexico. Secondly
shows that the crisis accentuated the decline in income for the workers, and that while no increase in people who have non-wage payments, in the case of those who receive no income and they had to accept wages below the minimum or at best equal to twice the minimum wage itself exhibited a significant rise: more than 930 000 in just one year. Undoubtedly, this outlines the national population problems of poverty has increased, and if the public sector does not act effectively with their social assistance programs exacerbate the problem, and cause a new setback in the development of the nation. In this sense there should be a further reflection: if the labor market is not solving the problem of poverty, "what can the government do with a social policy that calls for increasing financial resources, simply by the fact that there are more poor? What implication will this have on taxes, especially if the economy fails to grow at rates above 5 percent?
A third aspect to highlight is the fact that employees without access to health systems (28 million) or have no benefit other than health (11.2 million) also increased. Undoubtedly this stems from the fact that informal employment takes a larger proportion of people, but also that the links labor between formal businesses and workers are weakened. When taking into account that almost 14 million people have no written contract with your employer (106 thousand more than during the previous year), nearly 3 million work less than 15 hours a week, or 8.2 million do between 15 and 34 hours, not surprisingly, workers then this group does not have benefits that by law are entitled. The problem here is that the negative trend is evident: from the first quarter of 2009 and for 2010, 870 000 workers were added to this situation.
As a result, the figures are associated with underemployment, which reflect the increasing need Mexicans to seek new sources of revenue to perform two or more jobs. With the additional 651 000 people were in this situation in the first quarter of 2010 amounted to 4 million, where the problem is both a growing trend as the fact that the change in the last year there was no differentiation level of academic preparation, ie, almost did not matter if people had college or high school level, the increase in underemployment was greater than that group of workers had not completed primary school.
highlights the fact that the value added of the economy would not rise, the left out of the labor market part of the population with the highest academic preparation. How will a vicious circle where the labor market does not create incentives for people to see education as a factor of social mobility which will provide the opportunity to achieve a greater good? Under the described context, it seems clear that the demand of some employers to create quality jobs is entirely appropriate, as only an increase in pay and benefits can be achieved domestic market development, which is essential to operate the motor of the economy over the past 30 years has been deteriorating, and without which impossible to achieve sustainable development.
cake slices
The kidnapping of the chief Diego, Salinas squirrel certainly strengthens the argument that the deterioration Calderon of the country is a matter of "perception." The aforementioned character that stands out as black as black as national policy, it was his turn to pay bills, and his "disappearance" only confirms that amounts to organized crime in the ladder of power, while the government puts great goals strictly speaking is in the opposite direction. Is the former senator will become the Ruiz Massieu's calderonato?
cfvmexico_sa@hotmail.com • mexicosa@infinitum.com.mx
shows that the crisis accentuated the decline in income for the workers, and that while no increase in people who have non-wage payments, in the case of those who receive no income and they had to accept wages below the minimum or at best equal to twice the minimum wage itself exhibited a significant rise: more than 930 000 in just one year. Undoubtedly, this outlines the national population problems of poverty has increased, and if the public sector does not act effectively with their social assistance programs exacerbate the problem, and cause a new setback in the development of the nation. In this sense there should be a further reflection: if the labor market is not solving the problem of poverty, "what can the government do with a social policy that calls for increasing financial resources, simply by the fact that there are more poor? What implication will this have on taxes, especially if the economy fails to grow at rates above 5 percent?
A third aspect to highlight is the fact that employees without access to health systems (28 million) or have no benefit other than health (11.2 million) also increased. Undoubtedly this stems from the fact that informal employment takes a larger proportion of people, but also that the links labor between formal businesses and workers are weakened. When taking into account that almost 14 million people have no written contract with your employer (106 thousand more than during the previous year), nearly 3 million work less than 15 hours a week, or 8.2 million do between 15 and 34 hours, not surprisingly, workers then this group does not have benefits that by law are entitled. The problem here is that the negative trend is evident: from the first quarter of 2009 and for 2010, 870 000 workers were added to this situation.
As a result, the figures are associated with underemployment, which reflect the increasing need Mexicans to seek new sources of revenue to perform two or more jobs. With the additional 651 000 people were in this situation in the first quarter of 2010 amounted to 4 million, where the problem is both a growing trend as the fact that the change in the last year there was no differentiation level of academic preparation, ie, almost did not matter if people had college or high school level, the increase in underemployment was greater than that group of workers had not completed primary school.
highlights the fact that the value added of the economy would not rise, the left out of the labor market part of the population with the highest academic preparation. How will a vicious circle where the labor market does not create incentives for people to see education as a factor of social mobility which will provide the opportunity to achieve a greater good? Under the described context, it seems clear that the demand of some employers to create quality jobs is entirely appropriate, as only an increase in pay and benefits can be achieved domestic market development, which is essential to operate the motor of the economy over the past 30 years has been deteriorating, and without which impossible to achieve sustainable development.
cake slices
The kidnapping of the chief Diego, Salinas squirrel certainly strengthens the argument that the deterioration Calderon of the country is a matter of "perception." The aforementioned character that stands out as black as black as national policy, it was his turn to pay bills, and his "disappearance" only confirms that amounts to organized crime in the ladder of power, while the government puts great goals strictly speaking is in the opposite direction. Is the former senator will become the Ruiz Massieu's calderonato?
cfvmexico_sa@hotmail.com • mexicosa@infinitum.com.mx
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