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| Saturday, 06 February 2010 04:09 | |||||
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{mosimage}With just over a month to Christmas, the trade Petropolis is preparing for hiring temporary year-end. A survey by Sicomercio and Fecomercio-RJ pointed out that 28.6% of companies surveyed have made or will make temporary hires. In 2008, this percentage was 27.3%. The objective of this research was to identify the movement of trade for the hiring of new employees due to increased customer traffic for the holiday shopping season. The survey also found issues related to the period of admission and dismissal, number of contracts, estimated to be paid and the possibility of realization. According to the survey, the growth in the number of temporary contracts was stimulated mainly by the country's economic recovery. Consumption is growing again thanks to the gradual recovery of resources, achieved by the resumption of jobs and the injection of the 13th salary in the economy. The survey said that 52.4% of temporary workers will be hired in November and 45.2% in December. Establishments wish to use an average of two employees for the high season, even desired number last year. The average salary increased with the percentage of contracted amount, the estimate is that the temporary worker receives this year R $ 662.08, while in 2008 received U.S. $ 585.98. The permanent contracts, 73.8% of entrepreneurs believe that there is the possibility of effecting at least one of these workers, by increasing the frame or replacement, compared to 75.0% last year. On the other hand, grew from 2.3% to 4.8% the percentage of undecided voters. We visited 147 shops between days 01 Thunder 07 of the 2009 sectors supermarket, butchers, optics, construction material, clothing, footwear, pharmaceuticals, CDs, appliances, cars, cinema picture and sound, laundry, hairdresser, entertainment , catering, stationery, jewelry, coffee shop, auto, supermarket, gas station, restaurant, cosmetics, decorations and bakery.
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| Last Updated on Saturday, 06 February 2010 04:11 |
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