La participación del empleo informal en la estructura del mercado laboral en Tunja departamento de Boyacá 2007 – 2010 – 2014

Abstract

The informal economy in developing countries is also called and associated with the informal sector, Underground economy informal employment, informal work among other meanings, Making reference to the small productive units that are outside the State regulatory framework and that flood the urban helmets and the public space, Of the territorial entities of countries in the process of development; Productive units that participate in the market through the supply of goods and / or services, These small organizations are usually made up of independent producers and workers who somehow organize to conduct business exercises For which they link family members, employees, unskilled labor and apprentices in these processes. Under the tenor of the International Labor Organization (OIT). This research aims to determine the degree of participation of informal employment in the structure of the labor market in Tunja for the periods 2007 – 2010 and 2014. As an indication of the inability of the State and the local economy to absorb the entire economically active population (labor force) of the department of Boyacá, Problematic that triggers the scourge of informality in all its dimensions and that manages to capture the most vulnerable population and with fewer opportunities and who are forced to the famous search or informality as an escape valve or lifeline.