Chilean officials launching Modo Empleo plan to create 50,000 jobs
Chilean officials launching Modo Empleo plan to create 50,000 jobs
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Chilean government launches Modo Empleo plan to create 50,000 jobs

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The government activated the interministerial Modo Empleo table to generate 50,000 jobs before October, amid a 9.4% unemployment rate in the March-May quarter.

Economy and Mining Biminister Daniel Mas detailed that applications for 25,000 hiring subsidies will begin July 15 through Sence. The subsidies will cover up to 50% of the minimum wage for four months, rising to 60% for women.

The plan includes 137 local employment programs in construction and urban works, with an investment of about 20 billion pesos. Mas said the measure seeks a shock of activity in low-season months.

Labor Minister Tomás Rau acknowledged an employment crisis spanning 41 months and stated the government is taking responsibility without blaming previous administrations. The measures will link from October with the National Reconstruction Law.

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Initial reactions on X show skepticism about delays in activating the Modo Empleo plan, doubts on government effectiveness in job creation, and criticism of its inefficacy amid high unemployment.

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Colombian workers in Bogotá celebrating falling unemployment with a graph overlay showing 8% rate
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Unemployment in Colombia falls to 8% in May according to DANE

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The national unemployment rate stood at 8% in May 2026, one percentage point lower than the previous year, the DANE reported. The figure is the lowest for that month since 2001.

Economy and Mining biminister Daniel Mas anticipated the launch of a new package of measures to generate employment in the short term.

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The National Statistics Institute reported that the unemployment rate reached 9.1% in the February-April quarter. The figure marks a 0.3 percentage point rise over twelve months and is the highest since 2021.

The Departamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística (DANE) reported that Colombia's unemployment rate fell to 8.8% in March 2026—the lowest for any March since 2001, continuing the downward trend from 10.9% in January and 9.2% in February—with 2.34 million people unemployed (down 174,000). This marks a 0.8 percentage point drop from 9.6% in March 2025. The employed population grew by 650,000 (2.7%), while the January-March quarter rate stood at 9.6%. Neiva ranked among cities with the lowest unemployment.

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Economist Carolina Manucci stated in a Canal E interview that top growth sectors like energy do not create enough jobs, while manufacturing and formal employment face major declines.

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