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levels Job formal growth in the first months of the year, according to the latest reports from the Central Reserve Bank (CRB).
In January official employment it rose by 5.2%, while in February it was reported that formal private sector jobs increased by 5%, recording a positive result over the past 23 months.
According to BCR, this increase was mainly driven by the services sector. Other areas that created jobs were trade, agriculture and manufacturing.
Taking into account the national result as government sector As for the private sector, the growth in formal employment in February was 2.4%, and 256,000 jobs were added.
“The smaller increase for the month is due to a fall in public sector employment (3.9 percent),” the BCR said in a statement.
Except salary fund The amount increased by 7.7% compared to February 2022, which is associated with an increase in jobs and wages.
With regard to the payroll in the private sector, it increased by 9.4%, including due to progress in the service sector.
Source: RPP
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