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Partiendo de la base de que la actividad de servicios residenciales para personas mayores es un sector fuertemente feminizado, y con la hipótesis de que la segregación laboral ha cristalizado en él, nos planteamos como principal objetivo estudiar cuál es la estructura de los puestos de trabajo y cómo se distribuyen y se cuantifican entre ellos mujeres y hombres, de forma que podamos conocer el alcance de las dimensiones de dicha segregación, además de saber si la externalización de la gestión de estos servicios por parte de la Administración pública y la colaboración público-privada, que han dado lugar a diferentes modelos según la titularidad y la gestión, presentan diferencias. A partir de los datos facilitados por la Consejería de Justicia, Interior y Administración Pública de las relaciones de personal publicadas en la Plataforma de Contratación de la Generalitat Valenciana, así como de cuestionarios ad hoc y entrevistas realizadas a informantes clave de los centros, analizamos el caso de las residencias para personas mayores de la Comunidad Valenciana centrando nuestro estudio en el año 2019. Los datos recopilados evidencian que la presencia de las mujeres en los diferentes puestos de trabajo resulta asimétrica y desproporcionada a pesar de la alta feminización del sector, con una clara infrarrepresentación en los puestos de mayor autoridad, poder, responsabilidad, área de influencia y retribución (incluso de mayor prestigio y valoración social en algún caso), así como una sobrerrepresentación en los puestos menos cualificados, retribuidos y valorados socialmente, lo que demuestra marcados estereotipos de género. También hemos encontrado diferencias significativas según el modelo de titularidad y de gestión.

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This paper aims to analyze the differences between female and male teachers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) to conciliate their academic and caredomestic work in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Methodologically, the data were obtained from a closed response questionnaire applied in the last two weeks of June 2020 on an effective sample of 395 female and male teachers from upper and upper secondary level. The results of the analysis show that women dedicate more time to domestic and care work, as well as to activities that are part of academic work compared to male teachers. The main conclusion is that the gender order and sexual distribution of work is a phenomenon reproduced in the field of university teaching and continues to be present in the organization of teaching tasks in the context of emergency remote education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Este artículo se centra principalmente en las formas de control y respuesta-resistencia de las trabajadoras a domicilio en el sector de la manufactura, específicamente en los sectores textil y de elaboración de sobres de papel en el Chile neoliberal. La metodología utilizada fue básicamente cualitativa, mediante la realización de entrevistas a distintos actores y el procesamiento de encuestas a hogares. Respecto a los hallazgos, destacamos la funcionalidad del TaD en la preservación del desempeño de las labores de cuidado y tareas domésticas. En referencia a los registros de control, estos ocurren de manera articulada entre formas procedimentales y subjetivas. En un primer sentido, destacan el «trabajo a trato» y el «pago a destajo» como formas de control y sujeción al trabajo y, en una segunda dirección, los relatos de autonomía en la determinación de los tiempos de trabajo, que estimamos relativos y que en definitiva obscurecen la precariedad y la explotación que caracterizan estas formas de trabajo, persistentemente feminizadas.

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The aim of this paper is to describe labor sex division in the field of farm production within the rural area in the east of the province of Mendoza, mainly focusing on women's labor. To accomplish this task, we designed a case study methodology strategy. The place for the study constitutes a non-irrigated area in the north-east region, which is composed of domestic groups historically devoted to extensive cattle raising. This article has been organized as follows: First, we state some general theoretical considerations related to gender, work and farming systems, together with some historical background. Then, we move to the local scale, and make a synthesis of the characteristics of labor sex division within the area under study, making an emphasis on the livestock production. Finally, we show the active key role women play in the cattle raising industry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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El artículo analiza las prácticas y subjetividades de las familias bolivianas transnacionales en España. Se identifican los ajustes transnacionales en términos de renegociación de las responsabilidades de cuidado y de asignación de recursos, así como sus impactos en los roles de género. A través de un diseño metodológico cualitativo y bilocal, mediante el uso de la entrevista en profundidad a migrantes bolivianos y a los miembros adultos de la familia transnacional, el texto examina dos dimensiones: los cambios en las percepciones sobre los roles familiares de género en relación con el momento premigratorio y las transformaciones de las prácticas relacionadas con la división sexual del trabajo.

En el presente artículo, mostramos los resultados de una investigación cualitativa realizada en el Principado de Asturias para conocer el reparto de tareas domésticas en las familias asturianas. A través del uso de grupos de discusión, analizamos las actitudes, las preferencias y las creencias que poseen hombres y mujeres acerca de la corresponsabilidad familiar. Además, también analizamos en qué medida están marcadas por el estereotipo de género. Si bien aquí no presentamos, de forma exhaustiva, todas las conclusiones obtenidas, exponemos los resultados referidos a los procesos de negociación que dominan el reparto de funciones y responsabilidades familiares.

La desigualdad y la marginación que sigue soportando la mujer en la vida pública y en las instancias de decisión están motivadas por el patriarcado. De entre todos los factores que inciden en su perpetuación, en este artículo se analizan aquéllos derivados de la discriminación en el espacio familiar y los generados por la ausencia de una verdadera coeducación. ¿Qué actitudes tiene la juventud hacia un cambio en la construcción de una organización social diferente? Para responder a esto, se han utilizado resultados de un estudio cuantitativo —encuesta a una muestra de mil quinientos jóvenes— y cualitativo —cuatro grupos de discusión— realizado en Asturias.

In this paper, I analyze the connections that occurred between the electoral offer of candidate Laura Chinchilla and the new demographic, social and sexual realities of Costa Rica, which help to understand why mainly women and older people voted for her. In addition, I explain the new challenges the Costa Rican society faces in terms of a necessary new social and sexual contract, and the prospect of its approach, or not, by the Government of the first woman President. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper I present the collective experience of a group of women that runs a community library in the neighborhood of La Sirena in the city of Neuquén. I set the framework of this experience in two contexts: globalization and the particular stage in the life of each of the women involved. The first one allows to see how the local area, the neighborhood, is resignified as a microworld as well as the role that women play in it; the second allows to look into how each one builds her identity as a woman in relation to volunteer and free work and how they deal with the changes imposed both by today's world and by the "second life of women." From the dialogue between these two contexts there arises a tension between what is public and what is private, between the local and the global, between paid time and donated time, between the social and the particular, between the inside and the outside. When each pair is analyzed from a gender perspective, this tension is reconceputalized and makes visible the way in which the unequal relations between men and women is expressed and reproduced in the organization of the territory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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En este trabajo presento la experiencia colectiva de un grupo de mujeres que gestiona una Biblioteca Popular en el barrio La Sirena de la cuidad de Neuquén. Enmarco esa experiencia de trabajo en dos contextos: el de la globalización y el de la etapa particular de la vida de cada una de ella. El primero sirve para ver cómo el espacio local, el del barrio, se resignifica a modo de micromundo y el papel que las mujeres juegan en él; el segundo, para ver cómo cada una construye su identidad como mujer en relación con el trabajo voluntario y gratuito y cómo vive los cambios que le imponen tanto el mundo actual como la "segunda vida de las mujeres". Del diálogo entre estos dos contextos surge una tensión entre lo que es público y lo que es privado, entre lo local y lo global, entre el tiempo rentado y el tiempo donado, entre lo social y lo particular, entre el adentro y el afuera; tensión que se reconceptualiza al analizar cada binomio desde una perspectiva de género al tiempo que visibiliza cómo las relaciones de desigualdad entre varones y mujeres se expresa y reproduce en la organización del territorio.In this paper I present the collective experience of a group of women that runs a community library in the neighborhood of La Sirena in the city of Neuquén. I set the framework of this experience in two contexts: globalization and the particular stage in the life of each of the women involved. The first one allows to see how the local area, the neighborhood, is resignified as a microworld as well as the role that women play in it; the second allows to look into how each one builds her identity as a woman in relation to volunteer and free work and how they deal with the changes imposed both by today's world and by the "second life of women." From the dialogue between these two contexts there arises a tension between what is public and what is private, between the local and the global, between paid time and donated time, between the social and the particular, between the inside and the outside. When each pair is analyzed from a gender perspective, this tension is reconceputalized and makes visible the way in which the unequal relations between men and women is expressed and reproduced in the organization of the territory.

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