Labor Ministry

The Labor Ministry's deputy secretary estimates Honduras will generate at least 50,000 temporary jobs during the year-end holiday season, with wages expected to range from L7,000 to L12,000 monthly (roughly $280–$480), and has urged employers to respect labor rights and minimum wage standards.

The Labor Ministry and National Vocational Institute are holding a job fair in Tegucigalpa on October 23 with over 50 openings across customer service, finance, health, and administration, requiring applicants to bring a current résumé.

The Labor Ministry is holding an in-person job fair on October 20 in El Progreso, Yoro, and accepting digital applications from the western region, seeking professionals, technicians, and sales staff across administrative, supervisory, and customer-service roles.

The Labor Ministry is hosting a recruitment event Friday, September 25, at the Government Civic Center in Tegucigalpa for a delivery-driver position requiring a heavy-truck license, primary education, and experience in consumer-goods distribution.