LABOR POLICIES IN COLOMBIA

The labor policy refers to all those actions carried out  by governments, aimed at regulating and maintaining the good conditions of labor relations between workers and companies, and also to adequately maintain the performance and performance of work (employment) throughout the country and the all economy. Work is understood, as any free, permanent or transitory human activity, physical or intellectual, that receives some type of support or remuneration. To labor policies of my city I do not would  change anything; I think the mayor is doing the right thing, I would only suggest more support and sponsorship for the smaller companies and for the companies in training through tax exemption for a while, until they are self-sufficient and can compete in the trade with large companies. and generate employment. I would like motivating salaries in my city to be able to buy many things and participate much better and actively in the commerce of my city. ...

My city is characterized by being mainly industrial so there are many companies. Although in my city there are companies in the service sector, in the sales sector, in the food sector, in the construction sector, in the metal-mechanic sector; The largest companies in my city belong to the agricultural industry, the pharmaceutical sector and the transformation of products, for example, guava. , sugar cane, paper, and others. Here we present five: The organization Carvajal, Colombina S. A, Tecnoquimicas S. A, Incauca S. A and Manuelita.  It is also a city with agricultural and fruit growing areas, and there are many tourist places to visit. The new labor trends report of elempleo.com, corresponding to the second quarter of 2018, shows the Business Administration as the career with the highest labor supply in Colombia, with almost 6,600 opportunities on average per month, but also highlights that in the First ten list there are five engineering. Systems engineering ranks...