According to CAINTRA's analysis of the employment data published by the IMSS for the month of July, the results indicate that the economic IMSS for the month of July, the results indicate that the economic havoc caused by the pandemic, particularly in the industrial sector, led to a reduction in wages and salaries. particularly in the industrial sector generated a reduction in manufacturing wages in Nuevo Leon and Mexico. manufacturing wages in Nuevo Leon and Mexico.

Although the average daily wage for the manufacturing sector in Nuevo Leon is 8% higher than the state total, IMSS data show that the average daily wage in the manufacturing sector in 8% higher than the State's total, IMSS data shows that wages in this sector (manufacturing) have been declining for the second consecutive month. sector (manufacturing) have been falling for the second consecutive month, with a monthly drop of -2.66%T. monthly drop of -2.66% in real terms. We highlight that this situation is repeated at the national level, with a reduction of 402TP3T in real terms. national level, as it dropped from 402.6 in the month of May to 396.4 in the month of July. In other words, at the national level insured persons are earning less at the national level.

For CAINTRA, this represents a red light to be addressed, since, despite being in the midst of the reactivation processes, the economic reality continues to be difficult for the manufacturing sector. reactivation processes, the economic reality continues to be difficult for Mexico's manufacturing sector. manufacturing sector in Mexico; hence our call for federal and state authorities to create the right conditions for the full functioning of the manufacturing activity in Mexico. conditions for the full functioning of manufacturing activity in Nuevo Leon and Mexico. Mexico.

CAINTRA NUEVO LEÓN