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This text aims to analyze the evolution of employment in Brazil, taking as reference the periods 2000-2014 and 2015-2018. It addresses the current situation and the evolution of formal employment in Brazil, through a regional and multiscale analysis, according to the basic principles recommended by the National Policy for Regional Development (PNDR). It seeks to analyze the performance of the Brazilian labor market at different scales, such as macro-regions or by urban hierarchy, in addition to conducting a regionalized sectorial analysis. However, its emphasis is on the level of the geographic micro-regions (MRG) of IBGE, with special attention to the Sub-regional Typology of the PNDR. The text discusses the determinations that acted on the Brazilian regional dynamics and its labor market in the period. In the second section, the movement of the Brazilian economy is analyzed in its macroeconomic dimension and in its regional repercussions, and it seeks to assess its impacts on the labor market. In the third and fourth sections, the labor market is analyzed at different levels of regional aggregation. In the third section, look at the labor market indicators for the Brazilian MRGs, based on data from the IBGE demographic censuses, for the years 2000 and 2010, and has the PNDR typology as a reference. In the fourth section, an analysis is made of the evolution of formal employment in Brazil, between the years 2002 to 2014 and 2015 to 2018. In this part, we consider the macro-regions, micro-regions, and the position of urban centers in the urban-regional hierarchy.
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