Family adjustment in workers of different company sizes and economic activities

Abstract

Family maladjustment was investigated in workers from three company sizes, micro, small and medium, and from different economic sectors in Metropolitan Lima, using a descriptive-comparative design. The results allowed us to corroborate the hypothesis of family maladjustment with a proportion of around 30% at a high level. Likewise, although they were found to be significant between company types, the effect size was almost non-existent. The results are discussed under the ecological model of development, as well as the probable incidence of post-pandemic events and the social problems of current Peru.