Drivers sought to work in Bogotá with salaries up to 5 million pesos: here's how to apply
According to the latest report from the National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE), the unemployment rate in the country stood at 9.2% at the end of February, consolidating a downward trend compared to the 10.3% registered in the same period last year. This figure represents a historic low for the month, reflecting a dynamic recovery in various economic sectors.
TL;DR
- Colombia's unemployment rate decreased to 9.2% in February, the lowest for that month historically.
- Professional services boosted employment, while agriculture and transport sectors faced job losses.
- Bogotá is offering lucrative positions for heavy-duty truck drivers with salaries up to $5.52 million pesos.
- Applicants need C2 or C3 driving licenses, experience with heavy cargo, and a valid ID.
- Applications are free and must be submitted online via the District Employment Agency and Talento Capital platforms.