Santiago, Chile, Jan 4 (Prensa Latina) A survey showed that 12.1% of workers in Chile, the highest level in a decade, fear losing their jobs, despite the incipient reactivation of the economy.
Statistics from that study, carried out by the human resource consulting company Randstad and published in La Tercera newspaper, show that this percentage of the work force is 'very afraid' of losing their jobs in the next six months.
It accounts for 2.9% in a year, so Chile ranks eighth worldwide with more workers who are afraid of being jobless, even if 302,000 jobs were created in the August-October trimester, compared to the previous period, according to official statistics.
People over 55 years of age are the most concerned about their immediate labor future, with an increase of 6.5%, followed by those aged 22 to 34, with a rise of 5.8% compared to 2019.
The survey explains that fear with the uncertainty caused by the health measures implemented in the country due to an increase in Covid-19 contagions.
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It accounts for 2.9% in a year, so Chile ranks eighth worldwide with more workers who are afraid of being jobless, even if 302,000 jobs were created in the August-October trimester, compared to the previous period, according to official statistics.
People over 55 years of age are the most concerned about their immediate labor future, with an increase of 6.5%, followed by those aged 22 to 34, with a rise of 5.8% compared to 2019.
The survey explains that fear with the uncertainty caused by the health measures implemented in the country due to an increase in Covid-19 contagions.
jg/mem/rc
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