Argentina Lost More than 32,000 Employers Since It Assumed Javier Milei
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According to data from the Superintendency of Occupational Risks, 948 employers were registered in July less than in June. The fall accumulates 18 consecutive months and exceeds that recorded during the pandemic.
The SRT registry reached 480.067 employers in July, after 18 consecutive months of casualties. The agency warns that the data do not allow confirmation of effective closures.
The number of companies with formal workers in Argentina continues to recede. The phenomenon is reflected in the records of the Superintendency of Labor Risks (SRT), which count monthly how many firms have at least one formal worker. According to the data of the SRT reported by Infobae, in July 2026 there were 480.067 companies registered with at least one formal worker. In November 2023, the month prior to Milei's assumption, the figure was 512…
Firms with registered workers fell for 18th consecutive month in July, to 480.067, according to the SRT. The decline reaches SMEs and adds to the decline in formal employment.
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