Mexico has a “large number” of women educated in science and technology, about 1.5 million, who would like to work if given the opportunity to do so; Hence the fundamental importance of implementing strategies that promote professional modernization and flexibility of work plans, stated Undersecretary of the Treasury, Gabriel Yorio Gonzalez.
In briefing her participation during the “Women’s Network Conference in the Western Hemisphere: Mexico City”, organized by the Community Council of the Americas (AS/COA), she stressed that the country is waiting to benefit from the female labor force, and represents the relocation of companies, known as the near English authorship , a “great opportunity” to do so.
“The relocation of firms is a great opportunity to tap into female human capital. In particular, there are a large number of science and technology-educated women – about 1.5 million – who would like to work if given the opportunity. To achieve this, it is necessary to implement strategies that promote modernization Career and flexible work schedules.
In the final third until this administration ends, the federal government continues to look at how to fund a national welfare system, as Yorio pointed out at the same AS/COA conference. “We have been very active in the discussions that Inmujeres (the Mexican Institute for Women) has coordinated; we are trying to find the best way to distribute funding for the sponsorship system.
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