Tourist Region of Banderas Bay Suffering Severe Lack of Workers Brenda Beltran - Tribuna de la Bahia
go to original March 14, 2022

Guadalupe Bayardi, president of the Mexican Association of Former Business Presidents Puerto Vallarta chapter, qualified the problem of personnel turnover and lack of employees in the city as serious, for which reason they are analyzing that the Integral Observatory of the Tourist Region of Banderas Bay could carry out some study to get to know this problem in depth and see what strategies could be implemented to counteract it.

"We are having a lack of personnel as we have not seen for a long time and I think it is worthy of an analysis, so we are going to see if it is possible that the Tourist Observatory can see this phenomenon, that although we have had it all the time, in the last few years it has been incredible."

He commented that now everything that can be done jointly by the chambers of commerce with the Ministry of Labor and other authorities will be beneficial, because a lot of manpower is needed, so it is a big problem.

He exemplified that his restaurant lacks 35% of its labor force, so it is a high percentage.

"We do have to make a very strong, big campaign about the generation of jobs and that people know where to approach to work and that we also have a labor exchange where to go, because we are suffering the last months a lot of lack of manpower."

Lastly, he said he did not know the percentage of personnel turnover in Puerto Vallarta but this has escalated to restaurants, hotels and other businesses, that is why it is necessary to make an analysis through the observatory.

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