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This article measures and compares the quality of employment in Mexico from a gender perspective. Indices were constructed using principal components, including income, social security, job stability and work-life balance data from the ENOE for two periods (2012 and 2022). The results showed low and similar job quality in Mexico for both men and women, with significant heterogeneity between regions. The state with the highest job quality for women was Chihuahua, while Oaxaca had the lowest job quality across all indices. Income is the factor most affected over time for both genders, with a more significant disadvantage for women. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The role of the companies cannot be limited to obtaining economic benefits. For the Social Doctrine of the Church, the companies have a social role in achieving a fairer society and contributing to the common good. At the labor level, this means contributing to the achievement of decent work, based on respect for the dignity of the person who performs it, which is manifested in respect for labor rights, especially the right to work, to non-discrimination, to a fair salary, carried out in safe conditions, respect for rest and attention to family, religious and cultural needs, to participation in company decisions, and to association in unions for the defense and representation of the interests of the workers, as well as, in cases where it is essential, the exercise of conflict tools such as strikes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: the objective of this research is to measure the conditions of "decent work" for three of the main cities of Colombia (Bogota, Medellin, and Bucaramanga) during the period 2018-2020. Methodology: The different dimensions proposed by the ILO are used in reference to the necessary conditions that decent work must provide. The calculation and analysis of the behavior of the variables under study is based on information from the Great Integrated Household Survey (GIHS)) prepared by DANE. Results: According to indicators of income and employment, the results show an increase in the three cities' labor precarity. By city, Bogota has the best performance in terms of access to employment and social dialogue; Medellin best performs in terms of social security and job security; while Bucaramanga shows deficiencies in the four areas analyzed for the period under study. Conclusions: the main conclusion is that, in 2020, the year of the confinement decreed by the national government to face the COVID-19 pandemic, labor precariousness conditions increased. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents the measurement of decent work in Mexico during the period 2005-2019, using a multidimensional index that encompasses salary (dignified salary) and non-salary (rights) aspects, while analyzing its relationship with the economic environment and openness. Using the hierarchical structure of the database contained in the National Survey of Occupation and Employment (ENOE), a multilevel model is estimated in which a positive relationship is indicated between decent work and the productive branches with the highest direct foreign investment, as well as the states with the greatest weight of exports with respect to their GBP. Also identified is the relationship between this and the heterogeneity in the sociodemographic characteristics of the worker and aspects related to their sectoral and state environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

With nearly 2.2 billion people living below the 2 US dollar per day poverty line, poverty eradication is only possible through decent jobs. Although states in Honduras have set goals for 2030 to eradicate the main causes of poverty, including job insecurity, results indicate that the goals cannot be achieved by 2030 unless comprehensive policies are established. Decent work rests on social justice in employment, the legal value of which deals with relations between workers and employers, the duties and rights of each, and conditions necessary for the adequate and efficient performance of workers without sacrificing other areas of their lives. As a value, juridification changes together with society and allows for the critique of positive law to guide the creation, interpretation, and application of norms. We analyzed the organization of work and the agricultural enterprise in relation to the value of social justice in employment in Honduras using the theoretical modeling of the organization of agricultural work to extrapolate its relationship with the legal balance of the factors. It is concluded that not considering the agricultural enterprise as a new actor in labor relations favors precariousness and imbalance in employment relationships. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper presents the results of an investigation on the work experience of Higher Technical University graduates of the Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City (Ibero). These experiences focus on the effects social confinement generated by the Covid-19 pandemic had on their employment and working conditions. It is an extract of a broader cross-sectional qualitative research that explains, through the evidence collected by interviews and using the Photovoice technique -from the Sociology of Work-, how their working conditions changed and how they have responded to these changes. The results reveal an increase in unemployment and underemployment and the need to establish working conditions that safeguard health and economy, not exclusive to workers with technical degrees. However, it identifies that they belong to the most affected population because of their job position and activities. Likewise, it foresees a future for graduates with different occupations that will require new skills, which will force Technical Education Institutions to anticipate and design training according to upcoming job needs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction. Decent work is not only a concept that has become increasingly entrenched as part of the problem of employment and its characteristics but has become part of it because by lacking these conditions employment may have views of precariousness as argued by the ILO (International Labour Organization). Outsourcing in both Colombia and Mexico is a practice that has grown as a model of procurement, with benefits in terms of lower labour costs for businesses, as well as a competitive advantage, because through it greater specialization can be achieved to improve business productivity, however, it is also problematic to the extent that it upsets traditional industrial relations, which makes it relevant to ask about how job outsourcing is or does not undermine what the ILO has defined as decent work. Objective. Determine the implications of outsourcing on decent work. Materials and Methods. In this quantitative investigation, we have given ourselves to the task, through the application to outsourced workers (of Entities of Medellin in Colombia and Michoacán in Mexico) of a structured instrument based on dimensions with the approach that several authors consider in relation to the measurement of decent work, to find out whether the characteristics under which this contract is given, provide the necessary variables to be considered as decent employment. The study defined 9 dimensions and 36 items for determining the implications of outsourcing or outsourcing on decent work, in accordance with the guidelines presented by ILO, a base of 435 respondents who fulfill the paraments was worked on to achieve reliability in the data validated with the Cronbach Alpha statistic and the suitability of the structure of the correlation matrix was verified with the adequacy test of the measure of Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin and Bartlett's sphericity test. Results. The study found that, of the nine dimensions analyzed, seven of them are correlated with decent work, on the dimensions of work reconciliation with family life and the safe working environment there is no impact on the study carried out. According to the results, the ease presented for the attainment of work in an outsourced manner is concluded, being the employment opportunity that responds to the ILO's approaches in the sense that decent work promotes opportunities for equality for all. Conclusions. The results obtained show among other points the fact that in the absence of this type of hiring the employee feels that there is an opportunity to be employed, however, the characteristics of this employment lack in some sense some qualities of decent work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objetivo: describir la problemática de hombres y mujeres trabajadores que al percibir vulnerado su derecho a la salud en el trabajo por sufrir presuntos o declarados ATEL, buscaron apoyo e interpusieron uno o más recursos constitucionales para lograr su restablecimiento efectivo. Materiales y métodos: estudio mixto. Se aplicó encuesta a 189 trabajadores que sufrieron un presunto o reconocido evento de ATEL y que buscaron apoyo en los servicios de extensión solidaria de la Universidad de Antioquia o en organizaciones de derechos humanos en Medellín. La encuesta captó datos sociodemográficos, de seguridad social, laborales, del SGSST, de los antecedentes, ocurrencia y consecuencias de los ATEL y los recursos interpuestos. Para el abordaje cualitativo se realizó: i) una entrevista en profundidad con un médico laboral y abogado independiente y ii) cuatro grupos focales con trabajadores que sufrieron ATEL, sindicalistas, abogados y médicos representantes de ARL, académicos. Resultados: los trabajadores más vulnerables fueron los más afectados en su derecho. Los agentes que integran el SGRL hacen un abordaje fragmentado de la salud y el trabajo que facilita la vulneración del derecho. Los trabajadores que sufren ATEL deben enfrentar barreras económicas, administrativas y de acceso a salud para restituir su derecho. Conclusiones: el trabajo decente y digno es un horizonte hacia el cual se deben apuntar los esfuerzos para que los trabajadores más vulnerados históricamente conquisten y sostengan una vida plena, digna y saludable. Los recursos como la acción de tutela contribuyen a lograr el cumplimiento del derecho a la salud en el trabajo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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