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edad y condición para trabajar. Sin embargo, 6.5 millones de personas en edad de trabajar están excluidas del mercado laboral. Esto quiere decir que están desempleados o no pueden buscar trabajo porque realizan labores del hogar o de cuidados, según el informe que toma como base datos de la Encuesta Nacional de Ocupación y Empleo (ENOE). Otros 9.3 millones de personas trabajan en condiciones precarias, sin seguridad social y/o con un salario insuficiente para sostener a una familia. familia. Junto con su esposa Mayela trabajaban en Mexicana de Aviación, luego llegó su quiebra y...

Juárez Hoy Compartir La agrupación de Acción Ciudadana Frente a la Pobreza, encargada de hacer frente a la desigualdad y a la pobreza que se vive en México realiza una invitación para este próximo martes 6 de Julio para dar a conocer un semáforo correspondiente a la región Norte del país con datos de las personas que están excluidas del mercado laboral, las que trabajan en condiciones de precariedad y el número de personas que sí tienen ingreso suficiente para adquirir dos canastas básicas y cuentan además, con seguridad social.

. We've partnered with City Limits, Gotham Gazette, and the Queens Daily Eagle for top notch local election coverage, organized by borough. Don’t waste any more time,  . Some call East New York Assembly Member Charles Barron and his wife, City Council Member Inez Barron, who have represented the neighborhood on Brooklyn’s eastern edge for the past 20 years, a political dynasty. Others call them a political machine. But if you ask Charles Barron, he says they are a “political movement” that simply cannot be defined. Charles Barron is vying to win Inez Barron’s 42nd District New Yor...

May 5, 2021 / 09:19 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Utilities went four months without cutting off service to a single customer during the coronavirus pandemic. When a government-mandated moratorium ended, service disconnections skyrocketed and, in some cases, more than doubled compared to same time a year earlier.  When utility companies started to cut off service, many of had already came to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission asking for rate increases. According to numbers obtained by News 8 from the state government, AES Indiana, the former Indianapolis Power & Light Co., cut off s...

No clear path ahead for large-scale wind, solar projects FREE NEWSLETTERS Wildcat Wind Farm in Tipton County. (IBJ photo/Eric Learned) Much-debated legislation to boost wind and solar farms in Indiana was thwarted during this legislative session, but a key state lawmaker said Thursday he hopes to revive the issue next year to help meet the growing need for renewable energy. “We’ll bring back something,” vowed Rep. Ed Soliday, the bill’s author, as this year’s regular legislative session came to a close. “I don’t know whether it will look like this (bill) or what it will be.”