Informalidad sigue siendo el lunar de la caída del desempleo: expertos hablan sobre cifras laborales de noviembre

TL;DR

The November unemployment rate was 7%, down from 8.2% the previous year and the lowest for November since 2001.
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped to 8.3%, breaking a nine-month stability around 9%.
While the number of employed individuals increased, there are concerns about the quality and stability of these jobs.
New female jobs were mainly in private companies, while new male jobs were largely self-employed.
Experts warn that a lower unemployment rate does not always equate to greater worker well-being, citing an increase in precarious and informal work without benefits.
Concerns exist that income is not keeping pace with rising living costs, especially for informal workers not receiving minimum wage increases.
A significant portion of newly created jobs are classified as self-employment or 'rebusque' (hustle), indicating a lack of formal, stable employment.
The Colombian labor market is characterized by a large informal workforce and a significant number of unemployed individuals.

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