Place des salariés en grande culture: évolution et perspectives

Léon Rolland and André Brun

Économie rurale, 1966, vol. 67, issue 1, 49-62

Abstract: [fre] L'évolution technique est en grande partie responsable de la diminution de la main-d'œuvre salariée agricole de grande culture. Cette contraction des effectifs se fait sélectivement, et s'accompagne d'une évolution sociale qui contribue à donner au groupe des salariés sa physionnomie actuelle. . Deux enquêtes répétées dans un groupe d'exploitations permettent de juger de ces évolutions et de s'interroger sur la prolongation des tendances constatées. [eng] The diminution of the hired labour force in large-scale farming can to a great extent be ascribed to technical progress. This decrease of the workers is selective and is accompanied by a social evolution which contributes to give the class of farm workers its current features. Two successive surveys in a group of farms enable us to appreciate this evolution and the future extention of the established trends.

Date: 1966
Note: DOI:10.3406/ecoru.1966.1920
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