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Discusiones feministas sobre el trabajo asalariado en la fase industrial de dos cadenas globales de valor en Uruguay. by Migliaro González, Alicia, Cardeillac Gulla, Joaquín, Rodríguez Lezica, Lorena, Krapovickas, Julieta, Carámbula Pareja, Matías

“…According to the results, and although the two chains have many differences, a clear pattern is repeated whereby women always have a higher participation than men in the groups with the worst conditions or receive lower salaries when they manage to access better job positions. Finally, we connect the findings with the discussion about the necessity of broadening the notion of labour by looking at the continuum between reproductive-productive labour and the use that companies make of women's subordinate position.…”
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Indicadores de precariedad laboral en temporeros/as agrícolas: una mirada actualizada bajo el enfoque de género y migración. by Caro, Pamela, Margarit, Daisy, Cárdenas, María Elvira

“…The precariousness indicators results showed unequal access to employment stability by sex, since women mostly have access to seasonal jobs, unlike men, just as it was a decade ago; less protection due to a greater informality in the agricultural seasonal worker population compared to the total salaried population of the country, being more prominent in migrants; which could be associated for agricultural seasonal workers, but even more so for those who are migrants, to a greater relationship with intermediaries; greater lack of social security protection of seasonal workers in relation to the total labor force; almost no union membership, which shows a structural barrier in terms of labor rights protection; and higher income poverty rates in the industry, confirming that having a job does not guarantee a way out of poverty, a situation that is more acute for the migrant agricultural seasonal workers population by 2020. …”
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Spatialization, displacement, integration of syrian refugees in the brazilian reality by Silva, Suzy Cristina Pedroza da, Pereira, Cloves Farias, Cascaes, Sthephany Farias

“…However, the integration of syrians in the Brazilian society is fulfilled mainly by committed government agencies and ONGs to insert all these people in the job market and in the healthcare and education services, but one of the main difficulties is the learning of the portuguese language.…”
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