Home work in Argentina

Elizabeth. Jelin, Matilde Alejandra. Mercado and Gabriela. Wyczykier

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Examines Argentinian legislation regulating work at home and describes the structure and functions of the enforcement authorities. Investigates the labour market for homework and explores the conditions of employment and the types of activities performed.

Keywords: work at home; conditions of employment; working conditions; definition; labour legislation; ILO Convention.; administrative aspect; government agency; labour inspection; wage determination; clandestine employment; advertising; clothing worker; salesperson; in service training; workers with disabilities; statistical table; travail à domicile; conditions d'emploi; conditions de travail; trabajo a domicilio; condiciones de empleo; condiciones de trabajo; définition; législation du travail; convention de l'OIT; aspect administratif; organisme gouvernemental; inspection du travail; fixation du salaire; travail clandestin; réclame; travailleur du vêtement; vendeur; formation en cours d'emploi; travailleur handicapé; tableau statistique; definición; legislación del trabajo; Convenio de la OIT; aspecto administrativo; organismo gubernamental; inspección del trabajo; determinación del salario; trabajo clandestino; propaganda; obrero del vestido; vendedor; formación en servicio; trabajador con discapacidad; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 49 pages
Date: 2001
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