The Caged Presented Positive Reports on the Morning of the 23rd at the Ministry of Economy, Over 529,553 Work Cards Were Signed Last Year After 3 Years in the Red
The General Register of Employed and Unemployed (Caged) Released Encouraging Numbers That Surpassed the Results of the Last 3 Years of Employability in Brazil. With Over 529,553 Formal Jobs Created and Registered in Work Cards, the Numbers Reflect the Country’s Economic Recovery, with Data Presented by the Ministry of Economy on Wednesday (23).
Practically Speaking, There Were More Hires Than Terminations Throughout the Entire Period Last Year.
- Hires: 15,384,283
- Terminations: 14,854,729
The Difference May Seem Insignificant, But Since the Beginning of the Economic Crisis and Recession in 2014, Positive Numbers Have Not Been Reported, With a Peak of 420.6 Thousand Formal Jobs. Here Are the Negative Balances from Recent Years:
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- 2015: -1.542 Million
- 2016: -1.321 Million
- 2017: -20,832 (Minor Improvement, But Still Negative)
The Sector That Led Job Creation in 2018 Was the Services Sector, with 398 Thousand New Positions Created.
In the Order of the 4 Largest Cities with the Best Performance, São Paulo Leads with 146 Jobs Created, Minas with 81.9 Thousand, Santa Catarina with 41.7 Thousand, and Paraná with 40.2 Thousand.
The States of Mato Grosso do Sul, Acre, Roraima, and Alagoas Had the Worst Performance, with More Terminations than Job Creations.

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