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45% of dependents enter the labor market

Published by Boa Informação in 13/06/2023
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In this sense, according to a survey by Folha de S. Paulo, about 45% of the sons and daughters of beneficiaries were able to allocate themselves in the formal labor market. In real numbers, that means a total of 11.6 million people.

The information is part of a survey by the Institute for Mobility and Social Development (IMDS) with the consultancy Oppen Social. In addition, the research is the result of the crossing of data from the Bolsa Família system and the Annual Social Information Report (Rais).

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