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According to the figures from the Mexican Institute of Social Securiy (IMSS), by the date of October 31st, 2017 there were 175,393 job positions registered in the state of Zacatecas. In the period from September 2016 to October 2017, there were 7,880 new jobs generated in the state, equivalent to a variation rate of 4.7%, in the mentioned period.

Figures relevant to the month of October, 2017 of the behavior of formal

employment.

Date with which there is comparison Variation in the absolutes in the creation and formalization of employment

In relation to October 31st, 2016

6,394 (annually)

In relation to September 30th, 2016

7,880 (13 months)

In relation to January 1st, 2017

7,613 (10 months)

In relation to September 30th, 2017

1,691(monthly)

Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures of the Mexican Institute of Social Security, data consulted on date November 16, 2017.

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The generation of formal employment in the state of Zacatecas during the month of October, was 1,691 job positions; for these ten months of 2017, 7,613 formal Jobs have been generated.

Insured 10 months ’17 JAN´17 FEB'17 MAR'17 APR'17 MAY'17 JUN'17 JUL’17 AUG’17 SEP’17 OCT’17 Total 7,613

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1080 1,389 312 493 753 765

• 542

1,702 1,691

Generation of formal employment from January to October 2017¹ Cuadro No.2 (job positions)

¹ Source: STyPS -IMSS, consulted on November 2017

Generation of formal employment from January to October 2017¹ Gráfico No.2 (job positions)

¹ Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures provided by: Secretariat of Labor and Social Security and Welfare and IMSS, consulted on November, 2017

1,691 1,702

• 542.00

761 753 493 312 1,389 1,080

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• 1,000
• 500

500 1,000 1,500 2,000 31-ene-17 28-feb-17 31-mar-17 30-abr-17 31-may-17 30-jun-17 31-jul-17 31-ago-17 30-sep-17 31-oct-17

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In the period from September 30th, 2016 to October 31st, 2017; the increase in formal employment was motivated by the legislative and government activities, justice procurement; and international

• rganizations, with 1,484 formal job positions.

In second place, there is the Construction sector, with 1,320 Jobs generated; in third place, Services for Companies and Households, with 1,284 new job positions.

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Total of Insured Workers in the IMSS, according to economic activity

No.4

Sep’2016/2017¹ (Percentage de Participation)

¹ Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures provided by: Secretariat of Labor and Social Security and Welfare and IMSS databases, consulted on November, 2017

Activity Sep-16 Oct-17 Positions formal employment Percentage Variation

Total of Insured Workers 167,513 175,393 7,880 4.7 Legislative and government activities, justice procurement; and international organizations 47,943 41,268 1,484 1.8 Education Services 6,208 Healthcare services and social assistance 1,949 Construction Industry 17,042 18,362 1,320 7.7 Services for Companies and Households 16,658 17,942 1,284 7.7 Transformation Industries 33,779 34,982 1,203 3.6 Mining 12,005 13,139 1,134 9.4 Commerce 29,095 30,168 1,073 3.7 Transportation and Communications 5,051 5,452 401 7.9 Electrical Industries and Supply of Drinking Water 1,751 1,762 11 0.1 Agriculture, Cattle/Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting 4,189 4,161

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¹ Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures provided by: Secretariat of Labor and Social Security and Welfare and IMSS (Social Security) databases, consulted on November, 2017 ² Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures provided by: Secretariat of Labor and Social Security and Welfare and IMSS (Social Security) databases, consulted on November, 2017

Sector/Activity GDP in July, 2017, millions

• f MXP pesos

in current prices (2008) ¹ Percentage Formal Employment in October, 2017 Percentage

Total 182,676 100% 175,393 100%

Mining 53,538 28.7 13,139 7.5 Services for Companies and Households 30,200 16.2 17,942 10.2 Commerce 23,251 12.5 30,168 17.2 Transformation Industries 17,178 9.2 34,982 19.9 Agriculture, Cattle/Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting 13,882 7.4 4,161 2.4 Construction Industry 12,240 6.6 18,362 10.5 Education Services 10,195 5.5 5,941 3.4 Legislative and government activities, justice procurement; and international organizations 9,378 5 41,268 23.5 Transportation and Communications 7,003 3.8 5,452 3.1 Healthcare services and social assistance 4,075 2.2 1,949 1.1 Electrical Industries; and Withdrawal, capture, potabilization and Supply of Drinking Water 1,736 0.9 1,762 1.0

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Comparison chart of the total current salary for the state of Zacatecas and the provinces of the Republic of China. From the total number of insured workers through the IMSS, 119,213 (68%) receive a salary between 1 to 4 times the minimum wage¹, in the state of Zacatecas for the month of October, 2017.

¹ The Minimum Salary into effect on the date that is being consulted, is $28.53 (cny). Source: Ministry of Internal Revenue and

Public Credit (SHCP). ² «中华人民共和国人力资源和社会保障部». www.mohrss.gov.cn. Consulted on January 18, 2017. Sector/Activity Monthly minimum wage for month of October, 2017 in Zacatecas (in yuanes). Minimum montlhy salary (in yuanes) for Guangdong² Minimum montlhy salary (in yuanes) Beijing² Minimum montlhy salary (in yuanes) Shanghai² Average Salary in the State 3,248.70 Distrito 2,030 1,720 2,190 Electric Industry; Withdrawal, capture, potabilization and supply

• f drinking water

6,355.80 A 1,895 Mining 5,917.50 Transformation Industries 2,757.60 B 1,650 Commerce 2,438.70 Transportation and Communications 1,934.70 C 1,350 Construction Industry 2,382.30 Services for Companies and Households 2,115.30 D 1,210 Agriculture, Cattle/Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting 2,024.10

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1 Beijing 1,720 2 Shanghai 2,190 3 Guangdong 2,030 A 1,895 B 1,650 C 1,350 D 1,120

«中华人民共和国人力资源和社会保障部». www.mohrss.gov.cn. Consulted on January 18, 2017.

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¹ Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures provided by :the Secretariat of Labor and Social Security and Welfare and IMSS (Social Security) databases, consulted on November, 2017

For the month of October, the 10 municipalities with the most number of workers insured by the IMSS, concentrating 152,780 insured workers, which represents 87.11%

• f this particular population, in contrast to the rest of the 48 municipalities, which

account for only 12.89% of the insured workers in the state of Zacatecas.

Cuadro No.6 Insured workers in the IMSS, by municipality October 2017¹ (People)

Municipality Total of Insured Workers Insured men (workers) Insured women (workers) GDP in July, 2017, millions

• f MXP pesos in current

prices (2008) % ZACATECAS 49,684 28,653 21,031 19,912 10.9 FRESNILLO 34,705 22,843 11,862 36,623 20 GUADALUPE 28,958 18,424 10,534 15,921 8.7 CALERA 9,568 7,149 2,419 35,802 19.6 MAZAPIL 7,588 6,983 605 32,509 17.8 SOMBRERETE 4,835 3,653 1,182 6,923 3.8 OJOCALIENTE 4,566 3,163 1,403 9,039 4.9 RIO GRANDE 4,332 2,832 1,500 2,172 1.2 MORELOS 4,395 3,194 1,201 2,776 1.5 JEREZ 4,149 2,513 1,636 2,457 1.3 REST THE MUNICIPALITIES 22,613 15,885 6,728 18,542 10.2 TOTAL 175,393 115,292 60,101 182,676 100

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State Map of the municipalities with the larger number of insured employees in the IMSS, October 2017¹

.(personas) Illustration Number 1

¹ Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures provided by: Secretariat of Labor and Social Security and Welfare - IMSS, consulted on November, 2017

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The Productive Sector with the largest contribution to the formal employment is the Transformation Industry, with 34,982 workers registered by the IMSS, in the state of Zacatecas. The main companies, by subsectors, of the activity of manufacturing industries are: Food Industries:

¹ Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures provided by the registers of the largest employer companies in the state of Zacatecas.

Beverage Industries and Tobacco Brewery: “Servicios Modelo De Zacatecas” “Las Cervezas Modelo En Zacatecas” Bottling company: “Envases De Zacatecas” “Bebidas Mundiales” Bottling: “Tapas Y Tapones De Zacatecas”

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Industries of Textile applied to manufacture of automotive car seating. Industries of the Textile sector, manufacturing Clothing and Wearing Apparel Industries of Manufacturing of Products, with a Base of Non-Metallic Minerals

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Industries of Fabrication and Manufacturing

• f Metallic Products

Industries of Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing;

¹ Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures provided by: Secretariat of Labor and Social Security and Welfare and IMSS, consulted on November, 2017

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• The Industry of Transformation is positioned in the 4th place,

contributing with 9.2% of the state GDP, and represents 34,982 formal job positions, which is equivalent in percentage to 19.9% and is the productive sector with more insured workers.

• The Commerce sector contributes with 12.5% of the state

GDP, positioning itself in the third place in terms of its contribution to this indicator, with 30,168 formal job positions, which represents 17.2%; and is therefore the fourth productive sector with more insured workers.

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Employment, categorized disaggregated by gender In the state: Of a total of 175,393 formal job positions, registered to the IMSS (Social Security Institution) as of October, 2017:

• 115,292 are Male
• 60,101 are Female

Of 7,880 formal jobs registered to the IMSS for the period of September, 2016 to October, 2017.

• 5,300 are Male
• 2,580 are Female

66.7% 65.9% 66.0% 66.0% 65.7% 65.7% 33.3% 34.1% 34.0% 34.0% 34.3% 34.3% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Mujeres Hombres

5,300 2,580 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 Hombres Mujeres ¹ Compilation from own elaboration, based on the figures provided by: Secretariat of Labor and Social Security and Welfare and IMSS (Social Security), consulted on November, 2017

Male Female

¹ Source: Compilation from own elaboration, based on thefigures provided by STyPS- IMSS, consulted on November, 2017

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