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Aguascalientes added 3,127 formal jobs in September
Aguascalientes, a state in Mexico, added 3,127 formal jobs in September, according to figures from the Mexican Social Security Institute.
Formal jobs provide wages as well as benefits and access to social security and health services.
The state’s secretary for economic development said the gains came from work between the state government and businesses.
During Governor Tere Jiménez’s administration, the state has added 21,427 jobs, according to the secretary.
The figures are presented as evidence of efforts to attract investment and create jobs.
Formal work can give families greater stability through income and benefits.
The state government says it will continue working with businesses and other productive sectors to attract investment and create more jobs.
Aguascalientes added 3,127 formal jobs in September, according to figures from Mexico’s Social Security Institute (IMSS).
State official Esaú Garza de Vega said the results came from coordination between the state government and businesses.
During Governor Tere Jiménez’s administration, the state has added 21,427 jobs, the article reported.
Garza de Vega said formal employment provides income, benefits, health services and social security.
- Who
- Aguascalientes employers added 3,127 formal jobs.
- What
- The state recorded 3,127 new formal jobs.
- When
- September. The year is not stated.
- Where
- Aguascalientes, Mexico.
- Why
- Garza de Vega attributed the results to coordination between the state government and businesses to boost economic activity and create job opportunities.
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- New formal jobs in September
- 3,127
- Source of employment figures
- Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS)
- Jobs added during Tere Jiménez’s administration
- 21,427
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