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More job opportunities abroad for Salvadorans continue to arrive, thanks to the Labor Mobility Program, promoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

A new group of salvadorans have packed their bags to travel legally to Canada, where they will be hired by companies to work temporarily in different areas. The opportunity is part of the Labor Migration Program.

The Ministerio de Trabajo continues to generate the conditions for a greater number of salvadorans to have access to decent employment in private companies in different productive and service sectors.

According to the Ministerio de Trabajo y Previsión Social, 1,700 companies have been reported for withholding workers' contributions to the AFP (Pension Fund Administrators), a situation that affects more than 109,000 workers.

Every year CFI.co (Capital Finance International) rewards excellence in the performance of teams, its main objective is to find people and organizations that contribute significantly to the convergence of economies and, therefore, add value by applying best practices, thus generating hope and inspiration to other companies.

The path of women entrepreneurs in Latin America is not an easy one, but in 2022 we are beginning to see results of the efforts of different organizations, funds and women entrepreneurs who have supported startups led by women. Data that demonstrates this can be found in the Report on women leaders of startups in Latin America: in what sectors they undertake and under what circumstances, prepared by Platzi, the largest Spanish-speaking professional education platform.

The deputies of the Treasury Commission endorsed three rulings that seek to bring benefits to the general population. The first of them is related to the special, transitory and complementary provisions for the Viaduct Construction and Road Expansion of Los Chorros Section, between the Monseñor Romero highway and the municipalities of Santa Tecla, Colón and San Juan Opico, located in the department of La Libertad.

The Vice President of the Republic, Felix Ulloa, together with the minister of Labor and Social Welfare, Rolando Castro, presented the awards that comply with labor rights, good practices and the generation of positive, favorable and dignified environments for a better performance and welfare of workers.

With the purpose of recognizing compliance with rights, good practices and the generation of positive, favorable and dignified environments for a better performance and well-being of workers, the Ministry of Labor launched for the second consecutive year the call for the Premio Nacional al Trabajo Decente.

The week of Responsibility and CSR organized by the Fundación Empresarial para la Acción Social (FUNDEMAS),  began today, under the slogan "Overcoming global risks through sustainability".