Woman, inmigrant and temporaty workers: Triple discrimination?

Authors

  • Mari Luz Castellanos Ortega
Keywords: contract in origin, sociodemographic profiles, labor trajectories, selection and recruitment, work conditions, regime of operation and occupation

Abstract

This article is based in a small work of investigation and carried out field on a onubense town whose productive activity appears focused towards the intensive agriculture of citruses and mills. The initial objective was to come near to the sociodemographic profile and socio-professional trajectories of the women immigrants occupied temporarily in the field, also investigating as its work. Supporting me in its speeches, in this text I want to go a step further on and to question the model of labor operation in itself - based on the temporary contract on origin that is the one that finally imposes, or at least conditions, those labor conditions.

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Castellanos Ortega, M. L. (2009). Woman, inmigrant and temporaty workers: Triple discrimination?. Areas. International Social Science Journal, (28), 21–28. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/areas/article/view/118711
Issue
No. 28 (2009): Migraciones internacionales, contextos y dinámicas territoriales
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