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Job market gets difficult for over-60-year-old people

October 20, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The percentage of people over 60 who are outside the labor force grows every day, according to the report on the situation of the Costa Rican labor market for the second quarter of 2016, by the School of Economics at the National University. Although researchers from the Observatory of Economic and Social Situation from UNA […]

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Most leadership positions are for men

October 20, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Once again, the gender gap that tarnishes the workforce in Costa Rica is highlighted. Six out of ten bosses are men and only four are women. This was revealed by the latest report prepared by the Labor Professionals Observatory (OLAP) of the National Council of Rectors (CONARE). This inequality is not a typical reality of […]

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A “señatón” to validate Lesco digital translator

October 20, 2016 by Staff News Writer

About 70 people from the deaf community of Costa Rica will be responsible for validating the digital translator developed by the Technological Institute of Costa Rica (TEC). The Digital translator of Costa Rican sign language (Lesco) was developed with the aim of reducing communication gaps for deaf people. Therefore, Señatón 2016 will be held on […]

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40 people remain in shelters due to floods

October 20, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The National Emergency Commission (CNE) maintains 2 shelters in Cañas and Aserrí, with 20 people each, due to the floods that occurred on Tuesday as consequence of the strong downpours. Walter Fonseca, head of operations of the entity, said that some alerts have been reported in Tilarán, Cañas, Bagaces, Nandayure and Santa Cruz de Guanacaste. […]

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Consumers Association demands census for bean production

October 20, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The Consumers Association of Costa Rica demanded Agriculture Minister Luis Felipe Arauz to establish the date of the census for bean production, which would be done through an agreement with the National University and using drones. On May 26th this year, Arauz set the startup of the census for July. The idea was to start […]

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Bus drivers are pressuring ARESEP to request a hearing

October 20, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The National Chamber of Bus Drivers Association (CANABUS), sent an open letter to ARESEP to reiterate their request for a hearing, which they asked for a few months ago, with the aim of exposing the economic reality of the sector and its internal work system. In the letter, the union formally asked the regulator and […]

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