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The qualification helps the labor market

Brazil is changing and with it the labor market, which was already demanding, it is now even more. A survey conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) says that the employment index fell, but wages increased. You should be asking, but how is this possible? Companies are choosing to increase the wages of their employees instead of opening new selection process. This is due to the difficulty of finding skilled labor.

Unlike the reality of the old days when there were many professionals to a few places, now the job market is having many places, but there are few professionals prepared to the requirements of the positions. Professionals who have no qualifications take longer to carry out its tasks, it takes time and money. This is one reason that generates too demanding. It was the time to be Assistant General Services needed only elementary school, today it must have a high school diploma. Imagine for other positions?

But for those with college or technical course and already think you are skilled enough, you need to stay qualifying, updating is therefore the survey also reported that many of the professionals who left the college, also were not prepared to meet the requirements of market. Plus some analyzed items, deviations in spelling essays, form of expression, are more committed errors.

Today we are living in a society that makes us think all the time and the labor market is also charging us this, Reasoning. We are in an era in which we need to exercise in addition to the muscles, also the brain. Study, to update it, seek new knowledge, learn a new language. More because reading is to discover new horizons, it is to give permission imagination to create, traveling without moving. Reading is learning about new cultures, new ways to have opinions on any subject. Aggregating knowledge, wisdom. Reading makes us more interesting people, full of endless content.

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BEATRIZ ROSSETTI 3ªA

MAIO 2015

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