Migración y subcontratación laboral de la comunidad mexicana inmigrante en Aurora, Illinois

Resumen

Mexicans arrived in Chicago and some of its suburbs like Aurora, more than one hundred years ago, changing Aurora’s demographic profile, making it more Mexican. Similarly, mechanisms for entering the labor market have changed. Mexican immigrants seeking work in manufacturing and services find that subcontracting is a mechanism for getting a job that helps overcome the narrowness of the local labor market, although at the same time it increases their labor and wage instability. Mexican immigrant workers are the ones hardest hit by labor relations in the new world economy.