Inmigración de venezolanos en Guayaquil: un análisis del bienestar sociolaboral. Sector formal. Periodo 2019

Abstract

This study analysed the socio-labor well-being of Venezuelan migrants who are part of the formal labour sector in Guayaquil in 2019. It was developed under a quantitative approach and a database of a 2019 Seedling Research Project was used. In turn, by using cluster analysis tools, Discriminating analysis, Spearman's chi squared and Rho correlation coefficient, identified four different types of Venezuelan migrants based on socio-labor well-being, which are: MEGB (lower degree of well-being), GIB (intermediate degree of well-being) and MAGB (higher degree of well-being) that was subdivided into SSB (higher well-being satisfaction) and SMB (average well-being satisfaction). As a result, it was determined that years of residence and income are variables that directly affect the degree of well-being of the migrant in the host society. Thus setting up the satisfaction and quality of life of the migrant in the host country.