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Outsourcing cost Mexico 250,000 jobs in December, president says

Outsourcing cost Mexico 250,000 jobs in December, president says

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Outsourcing Cost Mexico 277,000 Jobs in December, President Says

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Saturday, January 2nd, that Mexico had lost 277,000 jobs in the month of December, which he attributed to subcontractors cutting employees from the books to avoid paying benefits and year-end bonuses.

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International Business: Outsourcing cost Mexico 250,000 jobs in December, president says

International Business: Outsourcing cost Mexico 250,000 jobs in December, president says
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Far from home, volunteer docs filling in at overwhelmed Mexico City hospitals

Far from home, volunteer docs filling in at overwhelmed Mexico City hospitals 3 minutes read By Eduard Ribas i Admetlla Mexico City, Jan 3 (efe-epa).- They decided to spend the Christmas and New Year’s holidays far from their homes and families because the battle is not over. Hundreds of doctors from all over Mexico have volunteered to come to Mexico City to lend their support to their colleagues in the capital’s overflowing hospitals. “On Dec. 17, we got a glimpse of a critical situation in medical care in Mexico City because of the lack of personnel in hospitals there,” Dr. Edgar Jesus Zitle, who came to the capital from the northern state of Sonora, told EFE on Sunday.

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Second batch of Covid vaccines arrive in Mexico

Riviera Maya News open menu Second batch of Covid vaccines arrive in Mexico December 28, 2020 | Mexico City, Mexico The second batch of Covid vaccines has arrived in the country. The plane carrying the 42,900 vaccines arrived at the Mexico City International Airport from Belgium over the weekend. The Pfizer vaccines will continue to be distributed to the country’s health care workers before being rolled out to the general public. The first batch, which arrived last week, was also reserved for use for Mexico’s health care personnel. Mexico’s health care workers first to get vaccine Zoé Robledo, director of the Mexican Social Security Institute of Mexico said that the application to health personnel will continue.

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