The Labor and Human Resources Department reports steady growth and job creation across sectors, reflecting a positive trend in the island’s economy. #NewsismyBusiness
The deadline to participate in the program is July 7. #NewsismyBusiness
The firm’s 2023 Cost of Living Survey shows that Puerto Rico sits significantly high in the ranking that included 227 cities from across five continents. #NewsismyBusiness
The average weekly wage in San Juan was $805 in the fourth quarter of 2022, up 3.9% from one year earlier. #NewsismyBusiness
The most competitive sector in Puerto Rico is health care, with a hiring outlook of 41% for the third quarter of the year. #NewsismyBusiness
Increases were seen in employment, wages and business establishments. #NewsismyBusiness
Thirteen months of low unemployment and a rise in nonfarm jobs mark progress. #NewsismyBusiness
Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics study highlights sociodemographic features of the Dominican population, including income and job disparities. #NewsismyBusiness
Forty-three percent of employees plan to increase hiring intentions between April and June. #NewsismyBusiness
The invitees, which include News is My Business’ founder, will discuss challenges and progress on International Women's Day.
Ponce and Caguas show progressive pay, ranking Nos. 4 and 5, according to an analysis by Pheabs.com.
Women Who Lead, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Puerto Rico Labor Department host discussions for business leaders on equal opportunity for women.
An additional 454 net businesses emerged when compared to the prior quarter, Labor Secretary Gabriel Maldonado-González said.
Engineer Rodríguez to be sworn in Feb. 3, and proposes President Biden issue an order aimed at helping create some 20,000 jobs in Puerto Rico.
The report surveyed employers during the period between April 2020 and March 2021.
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