The word “Freelance” is in everyday use to refer to independent professionals. Wikepedia tells us that “The etymology of the word derives from the medieval English term used for a mercenary (free: independent and lance: lance), ie, a gentleman who did not serve any particular lord, and whose services could be rented by any .

Lancers The term was coined by Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) in his well-known historical romance Ivanhoe to describe a “medieval mercenary warrior.” The English phrase later transitioned to a figurative noun around the 1860s and was later officially recognized as a verb in 1903 by various authorities in etymology such as the Oxford Dictionary of English. Only in modern times has the term morphed from a noun (a freelance or a freelancer) an adverb (a journalist working freelance).

This word is used as an anglicized in Castilian as two separate words “free lance” (English) or autonomous but not applied as a verb. “

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From October to December 2009, the employed population of the country who won until a minimum wage amounted to 5.96 million In the last quarter of 2009, working conditions and wages in Mexico found a detriment to the detriment of workers in the country, which meant the end of gainful employment.

Information from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) indicates that throughout the period October to December last year the country’s employed population who won until a minimum wage (54.80 pesos per day) amounted to 5.96 million, ie 833 thousand 525 people more than in the fourth quarter of 2008.

Those who earned between one and two minimum wages (644 thousand and 3 thousand 288 pesos a month) at the end of 2009 totaled 9.97 million, representing 1.38 million more on this income.

“Since the mid-80s and from the economic crisis exploded, we can say that the end came well-paid employment, this is the steepness of the past 30 years, the Mexican economy can not generate well-paying jobs” , said the director of economic research center of Tecnológico de Monterrey, José Luis de la Cruz.

The company’s general director of human resources Addec, Thierry Gonnet, explained that a survey conducted by the firm in 2009, showed that 80 percent of employers planned to implement a wage increase of 6 percent in 2010, but in January last perspective was never the same.

“We did a new survey with our customers to know what the wage increase and the expectations were lower, 3.5 and up 4 percent, and most wage increase until March, when we’ll have a better scope of what will happen in the Mexican economy, “he said.

For his part, Carlos Gonzalez, director general of the Mexican Association of Human Capital Companies (AMAECH) indicated that this year’s scheme will be outsourced to underpin employment.

In that sense, INEGI figures show that workers in Mexico paid subordinates and with availability of temporary contracts, many of them within the framework of outsourcing, increased to 2.58 million in 2009, against 2.54 million it had in 2008. In contrast, losses of 162 thousand 479 base contracts, plant or for a definite.

Meanwhile, the benefits (bonuses, perks and utilities, among others) also noted a decline in 2009, with over 200 thousand 900 people lost that right with respect to their year predecessor.

Regarding health services, 371 thousand 654 people lost that opportunity, while the number of those with a job without this provision amounted to 1.66 million in the period.

“We have to wait until late 2011 or maybe even early 2012 to return to the pre-crisis levels, is a loss of two or three years, the quality of employment deteriorated. It is clear that someone who earns twice the minimum wage and were the only source of income in a family is in poverty, “economist criticized Tec de Monterrey.

He added that 2010 it will be a year of economic recovery, but that does not translate into a great generation of jobs.

In 2009, Chihuahua unemployment figures led by state with an unemployment rate of 8.5 percent.

“In the case of the state of Chihuahua, and especially in Ciudad Juarez, is an example of how the collapse in security, economic and social ladder may have the worst scenario,” he said.

Figures

Critical situation

12.6 million informal workers

3 in 10 jobs are informal

42 thousand 913 people closed their business

3.95 million persons employed in Mexico do not receive income

215 thousand employees with middle-level studies and higher required a second job