La esclavitud laboral moderna del siglo XXI en el Sector Público del cantón Ambato

Abstract

This paper is a research study on the incidence of modern-day labor slavery in the public sector of Ambato canton in the 21st century. It focuses on analyzing how modern labor slavery is a global phenomenon characterized by the exploitation and coercion of public servers, who find themselves in situations of abuse and vulnerability due to the emergence of new technologies. Additionally, it seeks to examine how technological advancements have affected labor rights while normalizing situations such as the violation of workers' fundamental rights. The research was conducted using a quantitative methodological approach, with 372 surveys administered to the entire population of public serverts in Ambato canton. The results of this study will contribute to a better understanding of the incidence of modern labor slavery in the public sector of this canton. Furthermore, it is expected that the findings will serve as a basis for designing and implementing policies and actions that promote fair working conditions and respect for human rights in this sector. The topic is of great interest as it addresses a new social issue that affects workers and their families by not adhering to mandatory rest periods established by law, thus undermining labor rights recognized in our constitution