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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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