"It Is a Goal Imposed by the Finance Minister": Rau Avoids Committing to Reaching 6% Unemployment
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The Minister of Labor, Tomás Rau, valued the existence of goals, but he did not commit himself to an expected figure of unemployment by the end of the government of President José Antonio Kast.
Thus the Minister of Labor, Tomás Rau, reacted to an EmolTV consultation on the goal of reducing unemployment by about 6% at the end of the current government. The authority avoided committing to a path of unemployment, in a context where the unemployment rate rose to 9.5% in the May-July quarter, a new ... Continue reading ""It is a goal imposed by the Minister of Finance": Rau avoids committing to reaching 6% unemployment"
The holder of Orphans 1273 warned that, without economic growth, it will be difficult to generate new jobs.
With unemployment at its highest level in five years and 981 thousand people looking for work, Rau avoided putting his shoulder on the executive's most ambitious promise and lowered the stick: before talking about 6%, he said, the government must get down from 9%.
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