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Economy & Business - March 2023
MEXICO: Women’s labour participation remains poor
A report on labour poverty by local think-tank México, ¿Cómo Vamos? published on 21 February, found that despite improvements recorded in the labour market by the end of 2022 the working situation for women in Mexico had worsened.
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