The legalization of rotational 24-hour care work in Austria: implications for migrant care workers
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Österle, A., Bauer, G., The legalization of rotational 24-hour care work in Austria: implications for migrant care workers. Social Politics, vol. 23, n. 2, 2016, p. 192-213.
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SIIS Archivo (R.1929)
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Servicios sociales, Cuidados personales, Migración, Mujer, Horario, Jornada laboral, Normativa, Austria
Servicios sociales, Cuidados personales, Migración, Mujer, Horario, Jornada laboral, Normativa, Austria
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