In an interview with CNN Radio the economics professor at IBMEC in São Paulo, Walter Franco, evaluated that the result released this Monday (6) for employment in April shows “signs of improvement, even if they are not very significant.”
Caged reported that 196,966 jobs were opened in April. The market expectation, however, was around 170,655.
“I believe that, given the difficult reality of this moment of economic recovery, due to several factors, I do not say that it was surprising, but I was relieved. [com o resultado]”, he evaluated.
Walter Franco said that the generation of jobs is considerable, although the increase in real income has been small.
The professor stressed that the GDP of the agricultural area continues to be important to sustain the country’s economic growth, even though the result of employment has come with a reduction in the balance in April.
According to the economist, Brazil needs to invest in the qualification of the workforce, with academic and “more technical” training, as seen in first world countries.
Source: CNN Brasil
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