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The industrial employment, which remained almost stable over the last three months, declined 0.6% in November relative to October, the biggest drop since October 2003 (-0.7%), informed this Tuesday (13) to search Monthly Industrial Employment and Unemployment of the IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics).
According to the survey, the quarterly moving average, the index fell 0.2% from October to November, breaking the path of growth since June 2008.
Already with respect to November 2007, there was a high of 0.4%, lowest increase since October 2006 (0.3%). Therefore, indicators to show more extensive growth periods, but at slower pace than in previous months.
Accumulated in the year, the industrial employment index registered 2.7% in September, 2.6% in October and 2.4% in November and in the aggregate in the last twelve months, the index also slowed in October (2.8 %) and November (2.5%).
Sectors and regions
In comparison with November 2007, the rate of 0.4% in the busy staff was influenced by increases in eight of the fourteen sites studied. The regions which have positively influenced the index, according to the IBGE, was Minas Gerais (2.9%) and São Paulo (0.7%), where out food and beverages (7.7%) and basic metallurgy (8 , 7%) in the first place, and means of transport (3.9%) and food and beverages (3.0%) in the second.
On the contrary, even in the same comparison, Santa Catarina (-2.8%) and Paraná (-1.6%) exerted the most significant negative pressures, recorded in the sectors of clothing (-14.8% and -19, 0%, respectively) and wood (-11.2% and -16.6%).
In the search for industries, employment increased in eleven of the eighteen branches searched. According to the IBGE, the main influences came from machinery and equipment (6.3%), food and beverages (1.9%), non-metallic minerals (7.5%), transport (4.1%) and machinery, electronics and communications (4.9%).
But the sectors of clothing (-9.8%), footwear and leather goods (-8.2%) and wood (-9.9%) exerted the most negative impact on the rate.
Paid hours
The number of paid hours decreased 1.7% in November compared to October in (already discounted the seasonal factors). According to the IBGE, was the largest drop across the series began in January 2001.
Therefore, the quarterly moving average indicator, which in the previous month (-0.1%) interrupt a trajectory of growth this four months ago, intensified the movement of the tick -0.5% drop between October and November.
"The downtime in production and the granting of collective unplanned holiday marked the industrial sector from October, it expanded in November and are the basis of the change record," says the research.
In comparison with November 2007, the number of paid hours also declined (-0.4%), breaking a series of positive rates of 29 months and recorded the lowest result since November 2005 (-0.6%).
Source: G1
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