Labor demand grew by 2.7% year-on-year in February. This being the second consecutive month of a moderate year-on-year rate of change, it is an indicator of stability in the pace of job creation opportunities. At the same time, there was a 2.3% growth compared to January, isolating the difference in calendar days.
In addition, the February edition of the Labor Monitor focuses on the education sector, with data from:
- The evolution of educational labor demand in the post-pandemic.
- The link between labor demand and educational activity cycles.
- For which functions do educational institutions require personnel.
- The incidence of the teacher's role in labor demand, by educational level.
- Educational demand at the tertiary level (universities and colleges).
- The demand for personnel in extra-curricular training (languages, computer tools, physical and recreational activities).
- What soft skills are in demand.
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Advice Analytics - February 2023 
