Even with the pandemic, civil construction generated several job openings and large revenues in Minas Gerais and Tocantins
In the state of Tocantins, for the second consecutive month, the employability index was positive and a large part of this balance was thanks to civil construction. The sector generated more than 600 jobs in July, followed by commerce, information and financial activity, industries in general and agriculture. In Minas Gerais hiring also increased.
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In the capital Palmas, the sectors that employed the most were commerce, information and financial activity, civil construction and industries in general. The number of people hired in July was 1.858, and people dismissed were a total of 1.425 and the balance of jobs was positive in 433 jobs.
In the interior of Tocantins, cities like Araguaína, Gurupi and Paraíso, in all of them, the sector that employed the most was commerce and all of them had a positive balance.
In the state of Minas Gerais, a total of 15.843 new posts were created. And in the capital, Belo Horizonte, they had 1.128 new jobs. The construction sector was the one that hired the most in the capital of Minas Gerais, with a total of 2.223 new jobs, almost half of the 5.385 created in Minas.
According to Geraldo Linhares, president of the Civil Construction Industry Union of the State, said that “Civil construction was considered essential by the governor and, therefore, not having paralyzed the works already started were determining factors for us to continue generating jobs”.
Another factor that shows that civil construction is in a good phase are: the sale of new residential properties both in Belo Horizonte and in the city of Nova Lima, where the indicator showed an increase of 74,34% in relation to the previous month.
