The national coordinator of Primero Justicia, Julio Borges, said one of the mechanisms to fight poverty is to ensure decent jobs, formal, with features and benefits, which serve as a lever for progress of all those who have been excluded many years and have had no choice but to resolve any employment they can find.
The yellow awning leader said the government should focus on levels of formal employment and not in occupancy rates, because only with a steady job can be guaranteed job security and social.
Similarly, Borges noted that according to recent figures from the Institute National Statistics (INE), in Venezuela there are nearly 1.1 million unemployed, ie 8.4% of the country's workers have no work activity.
Compared with September 2008 figures in a year we more than 170,000 people now join the ranks of those without any occupation. Only between August and September this year, 66,000 Venezuelans lost their jobs, he added.
These figures, according to Borges, they should add nearly 5.2 million Venezuelans, about 44%, found within the informal economy.
Comparing these figures with last year, an increase of 65 thousand people who now have to survive without formal employment, which are resolved in an occupation, killing tigers, nor have its fifteenth and final, he said.
For Borges, the simple math does not fail, then adding these figures results in the last year 235 thousand Venezuelans have joined the precarious situation of being unemployed or working out as they can and that means total about half of all workers in the country.
As can talk about great improvements in poverty levels in this scenario work? As you can maintain a permanent media show with numbers like Development Index Human if we own official figures presented this reality, he wondered.
also the leader added that the government has encouraged the growth of unemployment and the informal economy, applied continuously for a war against the private sector alone can generate enough formal jobs that allow us to reverse this trend.
also indicated that in the past year, the number of employers has declined 12% as we've gone from almost 480 000 to less than 420mil, meaning more than 60 000 employers least 60 000 formal jobs disappeared and 225 thousand Venezuelans who have stopped working in private enterprise.
Agreements with the private sector
The leader of First Justice stated the need for the Government to establish agreements with the private sector and workers in order to promote a plan that will generate new formal jobs. No ads
with plans and recovery plans that never come to anything as has been the story all these years of government. The issue is the quality of work, working out is not what Venezuelans deserve, it is only fair they have a chance of a decent job.
leader offered proposals to create more jobs: That the Government will help workers in the informal economy with credits and encourage businesses to who hire young women.
Borges added that companies should establish formal recruitment for hours of work to older people and also to use oil income to create a bank with your full name so you can have health you want a decent pension minimum wage and job training.
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