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Argentina Employment Shifts Toward Technology, Engineering and Energy Industries

Recent labor data points to growing demand for specialized engineering, software and hydrocarbon logistics workers in Buenos Aires and Neuquén, reflecting the expanding role of technology and extractive industries in the Argentine economy.
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