US EditionSonora Ranks Among the States with the Highest Job Growth in Mexico
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It has accumulated more than 22,000 new formal jobs so far this year.
It has accumulated more than 22,000 new formal jobs so far this year.
At the end of February in Mexico there were 22.7 million workers affiliated to the IMSS, of which 3.7 million are from the CDMX. CEO La Ciudad de México, Nuevo León and Sonora have positioned themselves as the entities of the country where more formal jobs were created between January and February of this year, according to the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS). In the CDMX they managed to create a total of 29,244 formal jobs, followed Nu…
Mexico City, Nuevo León and Sonora have positioned themselves as the entities of the country where more formal jobs were created between January and February of this year, according to the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS). In the CDMX, a total of 29,244 formal jobs were created, Nuevo León followed him with 28,450 jobs; while Sonora held third place with 22,375 additional jobs. In addition, 19,999 jobs were generated in Baja California; …
The generation of employment in the manufacturing and services sectors is led by Nuevo León's first national place, with 14,252 and 15,660 jobs, respectively. The magnitude of growth stands out by comparing the results with other entities, as Nuevo León generated more manufacturing jobs than the sum of the second, third and fourth national place, occupied by Baja California, Jalisco and the State of Mexico. In addition, the manufacturing sector …
Nuevo León began 2026 by consolidating its leadership in the national labour market. During the first months of the year, the state positioned itself as the first place in generating employment in the manufacturing and service sectors, two of the pillars of its economic structure. The most recent figures from the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) show that the entity not only leads growth in these activities, but also expands its advantag…
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