An Qualitative and quantitative analysis of the violence against women in work environment in Mexico

Abstract

The degree of violence against women in the workplace was estimated between multiple dates. In the case of comparison between the duration of life vs. the last 12 months, duration of life versus 2016, and also 2016 versus 2021, in general terms, a similar pattern was detected based on the association between the levels of violence, with no difference between the variances, nor between the means, and, furthermore, the violence occurred regardless of the reference dates. No consistent meta-population was detected across the four dates based on levels of violence. In terms of the levels of violence exerted by different types of aggressors, no statistically significant differences were found between the means or variances between the two dates, but a significant positive association was found, with no dependency between the levels of violence and the reference dates. Finally, the comparison of the levels of violence in the states between the duration of life and the last 12 months showed higher levels of means and medians for the first date, with a significant association between the two dates and an absence of difference between the dates, variances, and also, the incidence of levels of violence was dependent on the reference dates.