The data is consistent with other economic growth measurements, such as industrial production, the commercialization of salvadoran goods abroad, and an important upturn in strategic sectors such as tourism and energy.

In each of these cases, El Salvador has shown continued progress.

President Bukele, during his interview with FOX Nation's Tucker Carlson, highlighted that measuring employment is one of the most important data to understand the general state of a society.

This way, it is possible to know if people have access to sources of income that help them support their household.

The ISSS stated that the activities in which the greatest variation of new workers registered, compared to 2021, are construction, with 65%; special regimes (for example, those who contribute on a voluntary basis and others), with 25%; professional activities and administrative services to companies, with 14%; information and communications, with 11%.

Investing in hiring more personnel and providing legal benefits (such as access to health services) is directly related to the degree of trust the company has, as it requires a long-term vision.

The conditions of citizen security also contribute to companies seeking to expand their projects or start new ones, as there is no longer fear of gang groups pressuring their employees or demanding extortion payments.