📋 Tender Overview
According to data registered in the electronic spreadsheet during November 2020 employment in the private formal sector decreased by 7.9 compared to November 2019. This represents its smallest drop so far in the period of economic reactivation after the stoppage of activities due to emergency measures due to the Covid-19 pandemic.It is worth mentioning that during the confinement period up to that date the only sector that maintained growth in terms of employment was the one dedicated to agricultural and fishing activities. This sector increased its demand for employment by 12.1. The other economic activities had negative variations the most affected being services with -15.1. Regarding the incidence of restrictions on economic activities by size of the companies it is found that employment in small companies was the least affected. Those that employ 1 to 10 workers had a negative variation of 3.0. On the other hand the drop was greater in medium-sized and large companies with similar percentages of 9.2 and 9.1 respectively in relation to November 2019.Likewise the figures on the spreadsheet reveal that women were more affected than men in terms of loss of formal employment. In the first case there was a fall of 9.1 while in the case of men it was 7.3.Finally the fall in formal employment among skilled workers was 6.0 a much higher percentage than that of their unskilled peers among whom these negative numbers barely reached 0.8.
