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.
The quarterly report also indicates that the total wages paid by the industries totaled more than $7 billion.
Labor law attorneys discuss how the new trends are affecting not just companies across the US mainland, but also in Puerto Rico.
For fiscal year 2022 reflects some 1,116,000 people employed or self-employed, an increase of 78,000 or 7.5% when compared to the previous year.
An estimated 78,333 people worked from home in 2021.
ManpowerGroup’s ‘Employment Outlook Survey’ also shows that 44% of local employers plan to increase their payroll by year’s end.
The program would provide training specifically for future pipefitters, steamfitters, electricians, and as aircraft mechanics.
The report shows that in Puerto Rico people between the ages of 25 and 34 are the ones who prefer to work remotely.
Given the labor shortage caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Aerostar Puerto Rico, together with the businesses established at the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport, will hold a job fair Feb. 1-2, seeking to recruit more than 450 new employees. The hiring event will take place on the second level of Terminal D, near the airport […]
The US Department of Labor announced a final rule that implements Executive Order 14026 to increase the hourly minimum wage for employees on federal contracts starting Jan. 30, 2022. President Biden signed the order on April 27, 2021. The order is expected to benefit between 10,000 and 12,000 federal workers and contractors in Puerto Rico, […]
The Department of Economic Development and Commerce (DDEC, in Spanish), through its Labor Development Program, will be holding a job recruitment fair to fill 4,000 restaurant jobs, the agency announced. The event — organized in collaboration with the Puerto Rico Restaurants Association (ASORE, in Spanish) and the Department of Labor and Human Resources— will take […]
Workers in the San Juan-Carolina-Caguas, Puerto Rico Metropolitan Statistical Area had an average (mean) hourly wage of $15.33 in May 2020, about 43% below the United States mainland average of $27.07, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. Chief Regional Economist Martin Kohli said that after testing for statistical significance, all 22 major occupational groups […]
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