Mexico: university study shows that young skilled Mexican workers are fleeing

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rs is blaming employers for not taking advantage of the full potential of the country’s workforce. Their study shows that young Mexicans in proportions which have never been seen before. Workers aged 15-24 are obviously not used enough, because of the low rate of job creation and level of precariousness of existing jobs. (Ref. 090849)

Idle demographic conditions. Insufficient job creation and poor quality jobs: these are the two factors Mexican researchers say can explain the under-exploitatio

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