Violencia intrafamiliar y el desempeño laboral en las personas de escasos recursos

Abstract

This scientific article seeks to determine the impact of domestic violence and how it affects the work performance of low-income households in the Balerio Estacio Cooperative, located in Guayaquil- Ecuador. Through a quantitative and correlational approach, a questionnaire was applied to 148 residents of the area. The results show a moderate and positive correlation between improving family coexistence and labor productivity. The findings indicate that violence at the family level is an element that influences the low performance and productivity of female employees; where their work performance is impaired by this scenario, affecting the quality of work. Similarly, it was noted that the entities lack a path of assistance that provides support to people affected by violence at the family level. These interventions are vital to promote inclusive and sustainable economic development, especially in marginalized areas such as the Balerio Estacio Cooperative, located northwest of Guayaquil. The research provides valuable evidence to guide future policies and programs aimed at improving quality of life and labor performance in similar contexts