A group of security companies are ready more than 100,000 jobs for repatriated migrants, after they were expelled by the antimigration policies of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
“We assume our responsibility to contribute to the well -being of Mexican families, offering them formal, trained and worthy jobs to those compatriots who, after being repatriated, need to join the labor market,” said Armando Zúñiga Salinas, president of security groups together with Mexico (Assume).
Today there is the capacity and commitment to support those who return to Mexico in search of a new opportunity to build a decent future, since they are convinced that private security is an engine of economic and social development, said the business leader.
The private security industry generates more than 2 percent of the national gross domestic product (GDP), as well as formal employment to about one million people.
Assumes is an agency made up of the 32 most important private security associations in the country, with more than 8 thousand affiliated companies.
Armando Zúñiga recalled that he will work in close coordination with the Government of Mexico, business organizations such as the Business Coordinating Council (CCE) and local and federal authorities to ensure that this labor integration is effective.
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United States repatriated will receive certified training through specialized programs. In other words, “migrants will receive professional training certified by agencies such as knowing, which will allow them to perform with quality and safety standards.”
Each of the labor sources that will be offered to repatriated Mexicans will be with decent working conditions: “It will ensure that jobs offer social benefits, competitive wages and growth opportunities.”
The effort will also be focused on the areas with the highest concentration of repatriated, contributing to local development and social cohesion, says the president of Assume.
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The private security sector supports repatriated and strengthens their role as a strategic ally of the State in public safety, underlining its commitment to the development and pacification of Mexico.
“Today more than ever, Mexico needs coordinated efforts between the public and private sector to face the social and economic challenges posed by the global environment. Assume is ready to be part of the solution, ”concludes Zúñiga Salinas.
