Who has the hardest workers Mexico or China ?
Answer:
China would be as they are well known to run sweat shops violate human rights and they make about 45 cents an hour which means more hours than anyone from Latin America will work
China.
China
Ermm i would say China
china, duh!!
China those little guys can really work hard and fast, especially when they have numbers which they do!
What is this a joke?
America is the answer!
who cares is the question
Whoever is hungrier.
Mexican Americans are very hard workers, as are many Americans, but from observation they also know how to enjoy the fruits of their labor and where I live join soccer teams/leagues and go out, especially with family to parks, malls, etc. My husband has had the opportunity to work with Chinese citizens who are here temporarily to perform scientific research and they work terribly long hours and don't seem to seek out pleasurable pastimes, but perhaps that is because they are away from home.
Well, I believe that both including America has the hardest workers. I sometimes feel that America has the hardest workers because it's hard for us to get the things we want, we have to go through all kinds of paperwork to open business and everything else. When the Chinese come over it's really handed right to them. As for the Mexicans they work extremley hard it's just that they are being under paid for what they do. Besides everyone works hard to feed their families and to have a place to live.
China, but I do say here in America some of us work our a**es off:)
both.
i would say china. all of mexico's workers come from Guatemala. they are also good workers. all of mexicos bad workers are coming to the united states.
According to the International Labor Organization, it's neither. It's America that has the hardest workers.
mexicans, u dont c any chinese goin thorugh all the trouble of crossing an ocean to come here. Plus to them its either work or get whipped by the sweatshop owner.
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