Every year, a large number of Peruvians complete their higher education or some specialty with the intention of increasing their chances of entering the labor market. Likewise, there is also a percentage of people who seek to change their workplace and in many cases, they are unable to meet this objective.
Factors such as the economic crisis, lack of adaptation to new technologies and a global talent shortage complicate the options for some people. However, a recent study showed what are the five regions with the highest labor demand in the current year. Take note.
What is the region that offers the most jobs in Peru?
According to the Employment Expectation Survey prepared by ManpowerGroup, Piura is the Peruvian region with the greatest job opportunities, at least in the first quarter of the current year with a labor demand of 43%, representing a growth of 10% compared to the last three months of 2023.
Which regions of Peru offer the most job opportunities?
If you are looking for a job, below we show you a list of the five cities whose labor demand has an increasing trend within the more than 20 regions that Peru has:
- Piura: 43% (increased by 10%)
- Lambayeque: 30% (decreased 5%)
- Arequipa: 29% (decreased 6%)
- Lima: 28% (decreased 6%)
- La Libertad: 22% (decreased 12%)
What areas offer the greatest job opportunities in Peru?
As part of the ManpowerGroup Employment Expectation Survey, it was also possible to determine which sectors will offer the greatest employment opportunities in Peru, which we show below:
- Energy and utilities 64%
- Finance and real estate, 40%
- Information technology, 38%
- Transportation, logistics and automotive, 33%
- Consumer goods and services, 30%
- Manufacturing and industry, 26%
- Life and health sciences, 19%
- Communication services 17%
What does the administrative services contract (CAS) consist of?
According to the official website of the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotionthe CAS is a special employment contract applied only in the public sector and is made between a natural person and the State. It is not under the public career regime (Legislative Decree No. 276) or the private activity regime (No. 728), but under Legislative Decree No. 1057 and Law No. 29849. This modality It was created on June 29, 2008.
How many ways to apply to State entities are there?
The three ways to apply for the job calls of the Peruvian State can be in person, virtually on its portal or through email.
What is required to work in the State?
If you are looking to work in the public sector, it is necessary that you have the Single Taxpayer Registry (RUC) and you have a current registration in the property chapter of the National Supplier Registry (RNP). Also, review the requirements of the position for which you are interested in applying.
Source: Larepublica
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