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• A Mixed Bag for Brazilian Job Market
• Brazil Hopeful Unemployment Rate Will Drop Below 10%
• Brazil: Economic Policy to Be Kept Despite the Pain
• Employment Rate Up But Hours Worked Down in Brazil
• Jobs in Brazil Up for 3rd Month in a Row
• Brazil Has Best Month for Jobs in Six Years
• Unemployment Is Up in Brazil
• Brazil's Domestic Market Picks Up Strength
• Brazil Makes It Much Easier for Foreign Investor
• Women Get 60% of All New Jobs in São Paulo, Brazil
• In Brazil's Slump, 5000 New Jobs Are Good News
• Unemployment Still 10.9% in Brazil
• Good Job News Not Enough to Cheer Brazilian Markets
• Brazil's Businesses Eager to Invest in 2005
• Brazil Gearing Up for 2005
• Jobs Up, Real Wages Down in São Paulo, Brazil
• Never So Many Jobs in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Fears "Delicious Risk" of Doing Too Well
• Brazil and Vietnam Exchange Favors
• Jobs in Brazil Grow for Fifth Month in a Row
• Brazil's Unemployment Reaches Record Low in 2 years
• What Brazil Needs Are Real Jobs
• Brazil: 3000 March on Brasília Demanding Better Wages
• Brazil Gets 633,000 New Jobs in One Year
• Brazil Needs Reforms, Says Country's Industry Leader
• Industry Creates 600,000 New Jobs in Brazil
• Brazil's Industry to Hire and Invest More in 2005
• A Banner Year for Brazil's Industry
• Record Number of Jobs in Brazil, But Still Far from Target
• More Jobs and Better Wages in Brazil 2004
• In Nova Serrana, Brazil, Unemployment Is Zero
• To Reach Today's Japan Brazil Needs Annual 5.4% Growth till 2020
• Brazil's Unemployment Falls to Single Digit
• Brazil's Lula: 'Gone Are the Days of Dependence on the US'
• Brazil Breaks Several Economic Records
• Job Market in Brazil the Best Since 1990
• Job Is Brazil's Biggest Worry Now
• Unemployment Goes Up to 10.2% in Brazil
• More Jobs in Brazil Today than 1 Year Ago
• Brazilian Women Earn 30% Less than Men
• High Interest Rates Don't Deter Brazil Market's Star Trek
• Job Positions on the Rise in Brazil
• Unemployment Down in Brazil, Production Too
• Number of New Jobs Drop Sharply in Brazil
• 5% More Jobless in Brazil
• Jobs Keep Growing in Brazil for 14th Consecutive Month
• Employment in Brazilian Industry Falls Slightly
• Brazil Confident Job Market Will Expand
• End of Temporary Jobs Ups Unemployment in Brazil
• A Map to Lower Brazil's Interest Rates from 19.5% to 4%
• Brazil's Jobless Rate Still High: 10.8%
• Industry Wants to Bar Chinese Goods from Brazil
• Industrial Jobs Fall in Brazil
• Best April in 13 Years for Jobs in Brazil
• 25% of Brazilian Workers (13.8 Million) Have No Formal Job
• For ILO, Half of Brazilian Workers Are in the Informality
• Brazil's Informal Market Is Up, But Sector's Income Is Down
• Tears and Laments Won't Help Relations, Brazil Tells Argentina
• Brazil Doesn't Want to Be 30th in World Tourism Anymore
• Brazil Survey Shows Bad Economy But Not-Too-Bad Personal Finances
• Industry Jobs in Brazil Grow Again
• New Jobs Way Down in Brazil
• Brazilians Approve Government Work on Hunger, But Not on Jobs
• Brazil Industry Blames Economic Downturn on High Interests
• More Jobs for Brazilians in Big Cities
• Agriculture Leads 6th Month of Job Growth in Brazil
• New Brazilian Minister Wants to Create 100,000 New Jobs a Month
• 17.5% or 2 Million Out of Work in the Greater São Paulo, Brazil
• Brazilian Industry Blames High Interests for Slow Growth
• Industry Leaders Hand Lula Minimal Agenda to Avoid Brazil's Paralysis
• Brazil's Light For All Served 375,000. There Are Another 625,000 In Line.
• Brazil Creates Over 1 Million Jobs, But Less than Last Year
• Brazil's Unemployment Rate Keeps Unchanged: 9.4%
• Brazil Puts US$ 598 Million in 'Agenda Of Commitments' to Create Jobs
• Former Labor Minister Pans Brazil for Creating Too Few Jobs
• Food and Beverage Sector Helps Keep Employment Stable in Brazil
• Lack of Capital for Rural Producers Cuts Jobs in Brazil
• Despite PR Job, Only 29% of Brazilians Approve of Lula Administration
• In Brazil, Getting a Job Can Be Three Times Harder When You Are Poor
• Brazil's Unemployment Rate Remains at 9.4%
• Most Brazilians Expecting Unemployment to Become Worse
• In Brazil, It's Time for the Market to Pocket Profits
• Brazil's Industry Leader Calls for Control on Chinese Imports
• Political Uncertainty Keeps Brazil from Getting Better Credit Rating
• Unemployment and Violence Two Main Worries of Brazil's Youth
• Number of Jobs Remains Stable in Brazil and Income Goes Up Slightly
• Brazil Follows U.S. and Gets Back to Black
• Jobs in Brazil Grow 0.73%. Most New Posts in Northeast.
• 81% of Brazilian Industries Are Investing in R&D This Year
• Due to Prejudice Majority of Jobless in Brazil Are Women
• Brazilians Say It Has Become Harder to Get a Job
• After Two Years Jobs Start to Fall in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Urges World Market to Be More Just with the Weaker
• Brazil Reduces Benchmark Interest Rate Again. Still 18.5%.
• Christmas Season Doesn't Bring More Jobs to Brazil
• Brazil to Grow a Mere 2.3% in 2005, Says IPEA
• Sales in Brazil Fall for the 4th Month in a Row
• Low Dollar and High Interests Reduces Brazil's GDP to 2.5%
• Economic Institute Joins the Bears: Brazil to Grow a Mere 2.3%
• US Boost Gives Brazil a High
• Brazil Unemployment Stays at 9.6% for Five Months in a Row
• Brazil's Labor Minister Says Goal Is to Get 1.8 Million New Jobs in 2006
• More Jobs in Brazil, But Not as Many as in the Early 90s
• Brazilian Industry Wants to Cut More Jobs
• Brazil: São Paulo Industry Cuts 45,000 Jobs
• 76% of New Industrial Jobs in Brazil Are in the Interior
• Jump in Oil Prices Gives Brazilian Market the Chills
• Number of Jobs Decline 0,6% in Brazil
• Brazil Hopeful Lower Interest Rates Will Create More Jobs
• Unemployment Falls in Brazil. Shrinking of Economically Active Population Helps.
• Worst in 6 years: 27% of Brazil's Companies Plan to Cut Jobs
• Brazil's Industry Lauds Tax Exemption for Foreign Investor
• Hint of Scandal Involving Finance Minister Shakes Brazilian Market
• Jobless Rate Reaches 10.1% in Brazil
• Brazil's Jobless Rate at 10.1% With Rough Time Ahead Forecasted
• Brazilian Industry Laments Palocci's Resignation and Calls for Serenity
• Hotel Sector Creates 300,000 Jobs a Year in Brazil
• Investing in Environment Becomes a Trend in Brazil
• Jobless in Brazil Grow to 2.3 Million: a 10.4% Unemployment Rate
• LatAm Countries Gather in Brazil to Discuss Plight of 19 Million Jobless
• Brazilian Industry Raises Brazil's 2006 GDP Growth Estimate to 3.7%
• Industry Revises Brazil's Growth Up. GDP Expected to Grow 3.7%.
• ILO Warns in Brazil that LatAm's 53% Unemployment Rate Might Get Worse
• Brazil Creates Over Half a Million New Jobs. A Record.
• Weak US Job Market Gives Boost to Brazilian Stocks
• Mediocre Results: 9,000 New Jobs Created in Brazil
• Brazil Creates Close to 200,000 New Jobs in May, Less than April or May 2005
• Brazil Hatches Primer on Risks of Being Recruited into Slave Labor
• North Korea Missiles Scare Off Brazilian Investors
• Jobs Grow 3.65% in First Half, in São Paulo, Brazil
• 60% of Brazilians or 48 Million People Work Under the Table
• Contradicting Experts Brazilian Jobless Reach 10.7%. Worst in 15 months
• Jobs Grow 6% and Salaries 2% in Brazil
• Brazil Breaks Record on Income, Jobs and Inflation Satisfaction
• Sales, Jobs and Production All Grow Slightly in Brazilian Industry
• 2007 Forecast: Brazil Will Grow 3.4% and Export Record US$ 150 Billion
• Brazilian Companies Go Looking for Foreign Partners
• Brazil Creates a Quarter of a Million Jobs This Year
• Brazil Again Finds and Releases Hundreds of Slave Laborers
• A Bullish Brazil Betting on 4.2% Growth for 2007
• French Expert Sees Brazil as World's Number 6 Investor in R&D
• Brazil to Invest US$ 18 Bi in Gas and More than Double Production
• The Brazilian Dream: Getting a Job in Government
• Brazilian Industry Urges Bilateral Agreements with US and EU
• Construction Material Industry Gives Brazil a Boost
• Brazil Industry Will Spend US$ 5 Billion to Educate 16 Million
• Brazil Gets Best Level of Jobs and Production in Three Years
• Brazilian Jobs Grow in Transport But Fall in Wood and Leather Sectors
• At 8.2%, Unemployment in Brazil Hasn't Been That Good in 5 Years
• Brazil Plans Infrastructure Works to Generate 2 Million New Jobs
• US Good News Gives Brazil Markets a 6% Boost
• In Brazil Inflation Falls, Unemployment Rises, Real Zooms Up 26%
• Jobs in Brazil's Civil Construction Grow 400%
• Brazil's Unemployment Rate Falls Slightly to 8.6%
• Brazil Industry Loses Steam
• Brazil's Industry Shows Signs of Cooling Off
• Wages and Jobs Are Up in the Brazilian Industry
• Brazil Sees 5,3% Growth with Domestic Market Making Up for Export Losses
• Low Inflation and Low Unemployment Spur Brazilian Consumers Confidence