Friday, February 3, 2023 | 9:11 p.m.
The number of people with registered work in the country reached 13,018 million in November 2022, according to the latest report prepared by the Ministry of Labor based on data from the Argentine Integrated Pension System (SIPA).
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In seasonally adjusted terms, the work registered in November increased 0.4% in relation to the previous month (47.8 thousand more people); and, with respect to the same period in 2021, it marked an advance of 5.1%, adding around 630,800 new jobs.
Of this total, there were 10.138 million people with registered salaried employment (including the private sector, the public sector and work in private homes) and 2.880 million people with independent employment (monotributistas and self-employed).
The group of people with registered salaried employment presented a non-seasonal variation of 0.2% in the last month (20.8 thousand more workers), specified the report of the Ministry of Labor released this Friday.
During the eleventh month of last year, the private sector contributed the most to job creation (+12 thousand people), followed by the public sector (+7.9 thousand people).
For its part, self-employment grew 0.9% in relation to the previous month (27 thousand more jobs).
This expansion is mainly explained by the increase in the number of workers who adhered to the monotributo (+1.6%, 31.4 thousand workers), higher than the drop observed in the number of workers covered by in the social monotributo (-0.8%, 4.7 thousand people less).
On the other hand, work in the autonomous regime presented a variation of 0.1%.
In the interannual comparison, the total number of workers with salaried employment expanded 3.4% (+331 thousand workers).
This increase was mainly due to the expansion of the private sector (+4.5%, 269.3 thousand people) and, secondly, to the growth of the public sector (+1.8%, 58.9 thousand more jobs). .
Work in private homes presented a positive variation of 0.6% in relation to November 2021 (3 thousand more workers).
Finally, self-employment as a whole expanded 11.6% (+299.5 thousand workers) in the interannual comparison.
Self-employment as a whole was driven by the single-tax categories (+39.7% social single-tax and +7.7% single-tax).
Source: Telam
