INEGI: 22.440 millones de personas se encuentran en condiciones críticas de ocupación

INEGI: 22.440 millones de personas se encuentran en condiciones críticas de ocupación

Labor market data reveals significant challenges in Mexico, with nearly 22.5 million people facing critical employment conditions and over a million unemployed. This highlights a persistent struggle for adequate working conditions and stable income for a substantial portion of the workforce. Informality remains prevalent, affecting over 32 million individuals, while underemployment rates indicate widespread insufficient work hours. These figures underscore the gap between the availability of formal employment and the reality many workers face in securing sufficient hours and fair compensation. This data is crucial for open data initiatives as it exposes systemic economic disparities. Transparent, accessible statistics empower researchers and policymakers to identify trends, advocate for labor rights, and design informed strategies to improve employment quality and equity.

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