¿Cuáles son las condiciones laborales en el México actual? En México existen alrededor de 45 millones de trabajadores. Esta población corresponde a la población ocupada del país. Los trabajadores mexicanos se distribuyen de la siguiente manera: 73.2% trabajadores asalariados, 19.6% trabajan por su cuenta propia, 3.2% son empleadores y 2.8% trabaja sin paga.
¿Consideras que, en comparación con las de porfiriato son más justas?

yo personalmente no creo que sea justo

Explanation:

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The conditions under which someone works in Mexico depend on whether or not that person is a member of the formal labor force or is employed in the informal sector . Formal workers are those who have registered with the Mexican Institute for Social Security as workers. They and their employers make payments into a fund that pays for—among other things—health care. These workers also receive the protection of the country's minimum wage and labor laws. In 1999, the formal labor force was 41.41 million workers with an unemployment rate of 2.5 percent, down from 6.5 percent in 1995. Individuals working less than 35 hours per week (the underemployed ) totaled 19.1 percent of the labor force. Informal workers, estimated at up to 40 percent of the labor force, are un-registered workers, and include Mexico's hundreds of thousands of street vendors. These individuals are not entitled to the benefits received by formal workers.

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