As president of the World Employment Confederation, Bettina Schaller has helped the industry adapt to Mexico’s ban on temporary agency work with a new framework of providing specialized services, ensuring the sector continues to provide a pathway out of the informal job sector where more than 50% of workers do not have access to social security and self-employed workers do not follow a formal accounting system. Fluent in Spanish and Portuguese, Schaller has also triggered a transformation process for the Latin American members of the World Employment Confederation to further align with the global industry community.
Bettina Schaller
As president of the World Employment Confederation, Bettina Schaller has helped the industry adapt to Mexico’s ban on temporary agency work with a new framework of providing specialized services, ensuring the sector continues to provide a pathway out of the informal job sector where more than 50% of workers do not have access to social security and self-employed workers do not follow a formal accounting system. Fluent in Spanish and Portuguese, Schaller has also triggered a transformation process for the Latin American members of the World Employment Confederation to further align with the global industry community.
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