Las empresas ya ven venir los primeros efectos del incremento del salario mínimo en 23%

TL;DR

A 23% increase in the minimum wage is impacting businesses' cost structures and annual budgets.
Experts predict this could lead to a loss of over 700,000 jobs, with the commerce sector being the hardest hit.
Businesses are considering measures such as reducing payroll, not hiring for peak seasons, and even closing down SMEs.
Automation is being explored as a strategy to mitigate rising labor costs, particularly in sectors like security.
Previous concerns about labor reforms, including increased costs for overtime and higher charges for Sunday and holiday work, are exacerbated by the minimum wage hike.
Shopping malls anticipate increased operational costs for services like security and cleaning, as well as indirect impacts on their tenants' hiring decisions.
The rise in labor costs may push businesses to favor imported goods over domestically produced ones, further straining local SMEs.
The manufacturing sector is also projected to experience significant job losses, potentially over 42,000 positions.

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