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Monday, Oct 05, 2026

Argentina’s Industrial Workforce Shrinks as Hospitality and Services Employment Surges

Manufacturing has lost more than 415,000 formal jobs over the past three years while tourism, hospitality and services have absorbed nearly half a million workers, marking a major shift in the structure of the labor market.

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