Formal employment falls in Argentina as monotributo grows
Minister Sturzenegger acknowledged the decline of formal private employment in Argentina, with growth concentrated in independent work.
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Sturzenegger acknowledges the decline in formal employment, attributing it to the rise of monotributo since 2012.
Minister Sturzenegger acknowledged the decline of formal private employment in Argentina, with growth concentrated in independent work.
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