Una cuestión de tiempo : Las mujeres esenciales entre el trabajo productivo y reproductivo en el contexto de Covid (año 2020)
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2023-09-21
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Universidad Nacional Arturo Jauretche. Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Administración
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Esta investigación describe y analiza el tiempo de trabajo remunerado y no remunerado de las trabajadoras esenciales con hijos/as de 3 a 12 años en una organización del sector salud del Conurbano Sur, en el contexto de Covid 19 en el año 2020. Este estudio se centra en los antecedentes y las características de un sector históricamente feminizado, por tener en sus tareas una gran carga de cuidados, abordados a partir de los aportes teóricos de los estudios de género. Para su desarrollo, se lleva adelante el análisis de diversas fuentes, archivos y documentación de la organización, con una metodología de investigación cuantitativa, además, se realiza una encuesta a los sectores de enfermería, administración, técnicos, limpieza y lavadero, cocina y camareras y obstetricia e instrumentación. Así mismo, es interesante y desafiante conocer las estrategias que desplegaron las trabajadoras esenciales en el contexto de pandemia, para organizar las tareas de cuidado, en una sociedad arraigada en las desigualdades de género. Los resultados de esta investigación demuestran la relación desigual y funcional al sistema que existe en las responsabilidades y la importancia del trabajo de cuidado que realizan las mujeres.
This research aims to describe and analyse waged labour and unwaged domestic labour in connection with healthcare female key workers with children between the ages 3 and 12 in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. These female key workers work for a health care institution on the south fringes of the city. From a careful analysis of research papers on gender, the research focuses on track record and features of the healthcare service which, historically, has been feminized due to the considerable amount of tasks in care work. The research has been carried out by an in-depth analysis of different sources, historical records and documents. Quantitative data collection methods have been used for this research. Thus, a survey has been conducted; the hospital staff (nurses, hospital management, phlebotomy technicians & radiographers, domestic services staff, obstetricians and surgical technologists) have taken part in the survey. Also, it is challenging to know about the coping strategies adopted by female key workers during the Covid-19 pandemic in order to manage to take on duties of care work in a society in which deep-seated gender inequality prevails. The findings show an unequally functional relationship between the healthcare workforce and system towards women and the critical importance of their duties as care workers.
This research aims to describe and analyse waged labour and unwaged domestic labour in connection with healthcare female key workers with children between the ages 3 and 12 in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. These female key workers work for a health care institution on the south fringes of the city. From a careful analysis of research papers on gender, the research focuses on track record and features of the healthcare service which, historically, has been feminized due to the considerable amount of tasks in care work. The research has been carried out by an in-depth analysis of different sources, historical records and documents. Quantitative data collection methods have been used for this research. Thus, a survey has been conducted; the hospital staff (nurses, hospital management, phlebotomy technicians & radiographers, domestic services staff, obstetricians and surgical technologists) have taken part in the survey. Also, it is challenging to know about the coping strategies adopted by female key workers during the Covid-19 pandemic in order to manage to take on duties of care work in a society in which deep-seated gender inequality prevails. The findings show an unequally functional relationship between the healthcare workforce and system towards women and the critical importance of their duties as care workers.
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Trabajo remunerativo, Trabajo no remunerativo, Covid-19, Trabajadoras esenciales, Cuidados, Waged labour, Unwaged domestic labour, Key workers, Time management, Care work
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Flores, PS (2023). Una cuestión de tiempo : Las mujeres esenciales entre el trabajo productivo y reproductivo en el contexto de Covid (año 2020) [Trabajo final de grado, Universidad Nacional Arturo Jauretche]. https://rid.unaj.edu.ar/handle/123456789/3238