SOC303H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Migrant Domestic Workers, Joan Acker, Organizational Culture
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Ways forward: how to tackle the care deficit: social movements, workplace policies, Domestic workers organizations: networking resources & support. Information: labor laws, rights as domestic workers, immigration & residences, daily life, ect. Ex: vancouver committee for domestic workers and. Caregivers rights: advocacy: organizing for changes in labor and immigration laws and enforcement of existing laws. New york state domestic worker"s bill or rights, 2010. Ilo domestic workers convention: knowledge production & dissemination. Different country contexts are central to understanding the barriers workers with care responsibilities face in the labor market. Work-family policies: what are effective: availability of publically supported child care services. % 0-2 year olds in publically supported formal child care (highest in. % 3-5 year olds in publically supported formal child care: leave. Leave generosity: # of fully paid weeks (european countries: control variables: individual and family characteristics. Smaller difference between mothers and childless women when the max.
