In July There Were 12,716 Registered Employees Less and They Total Almost 266,000 in the Milei Management
23 Articles
23 Articles
The private employment in white fell again in July and accumulated 14 consecutive months of decline.Since November 2023, month prior to Javier Milei's arrival in the Presidency, the number of registered employees was reduced by 265,765 people, by 4.2%. The last available data added another decrease of 12,716 workers and showed a slight acceleration of the contraction, while the government itself acknowledged that the companies freeze the replace…
Under the management of Milei, the private sector adds 14 months in a row in decline, with the loss of 13,808 places only in July 2026. The adjustment also caused the closure of some 30,000 companies.
The economy continues to destroy formal jobs and in July 12,716 jobs registered in the private sector were lost. In this way, fourteen consecutive months of retraction are filled. In turn, if we take the period July 2025/July 2026 fell by 134,517 the wage earners and regarding November 2023, point beginning of the...
This was the highest monthly decrease of 2026: 12,716 positions less. As of this year, 134,034 were lost.
Latin American Abstract, October 14, 2026. According to the latest report of the Argentine Integrated Provident System (SIPA), 13,808 jobs in the formal private sector were destroyed in July alone. Formal employment continues to fall and 13,808 jobs registered in the private sector were lost in July alone, a figure in which [...] Argentina’s entry. Since taking over Milei, more than 370 thousand registered jobs were lost was first published in L…
More than 12,000 registered jobs were lost in the private sector in July, while the mass of formal jobs fell to 6,106,800 employees, the lowest level in the last 52 months. This implies a further fall of 0.2% of the total and consequently, from November 2023, 265,765 formal jobs were lost in the private sector. The data correspond to a report by the consultant Politikón Chaco based on official data from the Ministry of Labour of the Ministry of …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
