Of course you always find a country with worse working conditions, but usually those are very poor in comparison. But what insight can you infer from the fact t

Of course you always find a country with worse working conditions, but usually those are very poor in comparison. But what insight can you infer from the fact the people in Mexico work more than in the US? Comparing apples to apples, the working conditions/ living conditions in the US are significantly worse than those in most other industrial countries, including working hours, paid vacation, employment protections, maternity/paternity leave, pensions, health care, life expectancy, child care, ... Comparing living quality in relation to GDP per capita, living in the US is a pretty bad deal.