Real people talk pay: Americas

ADP ReThink Q talks to people in the Americas about how they earn, save and spend their money.

Keila Vázquez Lira is a guardian of the mangrove wetlands, planting high-carbon-storage trees that are crucial in the fight against climate change.

The zero-gravity chaperone

Michelle Peters has completed over 5,000 parabolas on more than 200 flights as an educator with a commercial space company.

Border lines: Mexico – U.S.

Roy Villalpando commutes from his home in Tijuana to his job in San Diego via San Ysidro Land Port of Entry — the fourth busiest land border crossing in the world.

Border lines: Paraguay – Brazil

Timoteo Zaracho commutes between his home in Ciudad del Este and his job in Foz de Iguazú via the International Friendship Bridge, which stretches over the Paraná River.

How 6 people in Las Vegas earn their dollars

The entertainment capital of the world was hit hard by the pandemic, but Las Vegans are getting back in the game.

How 6 people in Monterrey earn their pesos

Mexico’s second-largest city is a hub for manufacturing, trade and foreign investment.

How 6 people in São Paulo earn their reais

São Paulo is Brazil’s financial center and the largest city in South America. We talked with six Paulistanos about their first and future paychecks.

Pipelines of dollars in Venezuela

Remittances in U.S. dollars are the bedrock of the fragile Venezuelan economy. But those dollars that millions of people depend on to survive aren’t always easy to come by.