Politics · Mexico · 6 hrs ago
Mexico employment fair offers more than 20,000 jobs in October
Mexico’s Secretariat of Labour and Social Welfare is holding a national employment fair during October 2026.
The events are taking place across the country and are aimed at groups including Indigenous people, migrants, older adults, people with disabilities, Afro-descendant people, people nearing release from prison and women.
Anyone looking for work can attend.
About 1,400 employers are offering more than 20,000 jobs across different sectors at over 50 events.
The fair also provides job guidance, job-search workshops and information about government programs.
These services are intended to help people prepare CVs and interviews and find or keep formal work.
People can check event dates and locations on the official employment fairs website, call 079 or contact a nearby National Employment Service office.
Mexico’s National Employment Fair for Vulnerable Groups is offering more than 20,000 jobs during October.
The Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare said around 1,400 employers are taking part in more than 50 events nationwide.
The fair promotes formal employment for groups including Indigenous people, migrants, older adults, people with disabilities, Afro-descendants, people released before completing prison sentences and women.
Anyone looking for work can attend, and the events also offer career guidance, job-search workshops and information about government programs.
Job seekers can find event dates and locations on the official employment fair website, call 079 or visit a nearby National Employment Service office.
- Who
- Mexico’s Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, through the National Employment Service, is organizing the fair with around 1,400 employers.
- What
- The fair offers more than 20,000 jobs and employment support services.
- When
- During October 2026.
- Where
- More than 50 events across Mexico.
- Why
- To strengthen formal employment and expand job opportunities, particularly for vulnerable groups.
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- Jobs offered
- More than 20,000
- Participating employers
- Around 1,400
- Events
- More than 50 nationwide
- Organizer
- Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, through the National Employment Service
- Contact number
- 079, available 24 hours a day
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