"president of employment" Double moral
Author: Mayela Sánchez
1 MAYO 2011 Less than two years of the end of his term, Calderon has been unable to create the jobs promised, on the contrary, the number people without employment has increased during his administration. At the same time, working conditions have deteriorated as time since the end of the Mexican Revolution. The failure of the "president of employment" is evident despite the secrecy with which the figures are handled on the subject Sunday, May 1, 2011
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Despite the official triumphalism, the government's own data confirm the failure of the administration of Felipe Calderón on employment: more than 8 million unemployed, nearly 12.5 million people working in the informal sector and 1 million more to temporary jobs. 
A little over a year the end of his term, the Michoacan has not met that goal: in 2010, the number of new jobs was 730 thousand, considered "historic" as the highest in the last 14 years . But most of those jobs may not even be seen as places created, because at work it was recovered after the 2009 economic crisis.
addition to the failure in generating jobs, Calderón's mandate has been marked "to end the labor law," the lawyer considers Néstor de Buen Labour.
De Buen argues that the worsening employment situation has been encouraged both by the Chief Executive as secretary of Labor and Social Welfare, Javier Lozano Alarcón, who seek to modify "in a manner that serves the business without any limitations ".
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