Underemployed a growing problem in Mexico
The article outlines widespread underemployment in Mexico City and rural areas, with workers like Trejo earning little despite a government minimum. It cites sociologists and economists noting more than half of workers lack fulltime jobs, rising urban migration, and a wage gap that leaves many on the edge of subsistence.
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