**Rise in Employee Turnover in the Restaurant Sector: Canirac Insights**
Employee turnover in the restaurant industry in Tijuana has seen a significant increase in recent months, according to Jovany Angulo, vice president of the Chamber of the Restaurant and Seasoned Food Industry (Canirac). This rise, estimated to be between 25% and 30%, is largely attributed to Tijuana’s geographical location, as many individuals seek temporary employment while planning to cross into the United States.
Tijuana has the highest turnover rate nationally among municipalities, influenced by its border position. This situation has prompted local authorities to examine staffing challenges more closely and implement strategies used in other border cities to bolster security.
To combat the high turnover, restaurants are investing in employee training and deploying collaborations with various companies to offer better benefits. The goal is to foster a positive work culture and enhance employee retention by increasing wages and other incentives.
While the employment of migrants in these establishments is relatively low, those from Haiti and Peru are currently among the workforce in local restaurants.
**Secondary Article: Tijuana Restaurants Consider Extending Holiday Hours**
In the spirit of the holiday season, restaurants in Tijuana are evaluating the possibility of extending their operating hours for Christmas dinners. This move is anticipated to cater to the expected influx of diners and enhance the festive experience.
**Baja California Advances in Reducing Labor Poverty**
In other regional developments, recent reports indicate progress in Baja California’s efforts to reduce labor poverty. Efforts and policies have been enacted to uplift the living standards of workers across the state.
**Tijuana’s Parking Meter Rates for 2025 Announced**
Looking ahead to the new year, Tijuana has announced the parking meter rates for 2025, providing residents and visitors with clear expectations for using city parking facilities.
**Festive Celebrations Light Up Tijuana**
Tijuana recently hosted a vibrant Christmas parade through El Florido, concluding with a festive gathering at Parque Morelos, offering a joyful experience for the local community.
**Canine Duo at Cejum Tijuana Supports Youth in Legal Proceedings**
Cejum San QuintÃn has introduced a canine companion program to support children and adolescents during legal testimonies and psychological sessions, enhancing the emotional well-being of young participants.
**Mexicali Athletes Triumph in Baja California Marathon**
In a noteworthy achievement, participants from Mexicali secured victories at the Baja California Marathon, marking a historic win for the city in the marathon’s 58-year history.
**Judicial Proceedings for the Omar Guido Homicide Case Moving Forward**
The local judicial system continues to advance in processing the homicide case of Omar Guido, with authorities seeking to locate those responsible for the offense.
**Decrease in Illegal Vape Sales in Tijuana**
Regulatory efforts have led to a reduction in illegal vape sales in Tijuana, following a federal ban on electronic cigarettes that was enacted in early 2020.
**”El Cholo de Tijuana” Hosts Christmas Wrestling Event**
Tijuana’s renowned wrestling promotion, “El Cholo de Tijuana,” is set to host a festive match event, featuring a series of intense bouts, including a special “Death Roulette” match as part of the holiday entertainment lineup.