Labour Market: Changing Formal Employment for Informality Costs up to 27.8% of Real Wages
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A C-P Consultant report analyzed labour transitions between 2023 and 2025 and showed strong differences in real income according to the type of employment.
Argentines who change formal employment because of informality cost up to 27.8% of the real wage, in a context of increasing precariousness of the labor market, according to a report by C-P Consultora. The report stated that the increase in black work and self-employment conceals a downward recomposition of the occupational structure in Argentina, driven by the need for more members of the household to go out looking for income to reach the end …
A private report warned of the loss of income in the salaries of Argentines who move to an unregistered job.
A private report followed the work trajectories of Argentine workers and found strong differences in income according to type of employment
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