La importancia de visibilizar, en la actualidad, a las mujeres marroquíes en Andalucía

Morcillo-Martinez, Juana María

doi:10.14422/mig.2022.019

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“…On the other hand, in the results obtained, it has been made evident how this invisibility and difficulty of integration is also conditioned by the lack of a regularized situation, both administratively and in labor. These results coincide with the approach of Morcillo-Martínez (2022) who highlights the high number of Moroccan women in Andalusia who are in this situation and the impact it has on the access of the protagonists to the Welfare State. This makes it difficult to address the rights of migrant women (Orozco et al 2023).…”

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“…Therefore, and coinciding with Morcillo-Martínez (2022), we consider it necessary to continue advancing towards a holistic and integral vision of the socio-labor inclusion of Moroccan migrant women in Andalusia. This will allow the ambivalence, previously mentioned, which involves labor insertion, to be continuosly oriented towards the positive pole (as an engine of change and social integration) and not towards the negative (as an element of exclusion and social marginalization).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Considering the labor sector, the main employment niches of Moroccan women residing in Andalusia are mainly agriculture and care (Morcillo-Martínez 2022), as well as catering (Mohatar 2009;Ruiz-Román and Rascón 2017). This demonstrates the segmentation of the existing labor market, contributing to the creation and reproduction of new axes of inequality (Ezquerra 2010;Fajardo et al 2022).…”

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Access to Labor Market and Integration of Moroccan Women in Andalusia: The Two Sides of the Coin

Ortega-de-Mora,

Terrón-Caro

2023

Social Sciences

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Given the multifactorial nature of the integration processes of migrants, this article analyzes the correlation between inclusion in the labor market and the integration of Moroccan women residing in Andalusia. An intersectional approach is used, addressing three key variables: youth, gender, and ethnicity. To this end, a qualitative methodology has been developed based on conducting twenty-nine in-depth interviews with Moroccan women residing in Andalusia. Non-probabilistic intentional sampling has been used through the snowball technique. The results have shown the ambivalence that insertion in the labor market implies for these women, being, on the one hand, an area of oppression, rejection, and discrimination, and on the other, one of the essential factors to achieve the full integration of the protagonists, granting them agency and resistance. It concludes by highlighting the importance of favoring the successful transition and inclusion in the labor market of these women, being fundamental to the development of strategies and political proposals aimed at reducing, even eliminating, the structural violence that continues to prevail in this area.

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Access to Labor Market and Integration of Moroccan Women in Andalusia: The Two Sides of the Coin

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2023

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Neither Healthy nor Safe: Insufficient Regulation of Occupational Health and Safety for Migrant Farmworkers in Europe

Castillo‐Rojas‐Marcos,

Molinero‐Gerbeau

2024

EuroChoices

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SummaryOccupational safety and health (OSH) began to be regulated at the EU level with the OSH Framework Directive in 1989. Since then, many other legal acts and policies have followed, enriching the complex European set of legal tools and protections on work‐related health and safety. However, they all share the same approach: only eventualities happening to workers in the workplace, during working hours and/or caused by their work tasks can potentially be designated as an OSH impact; andtherefore be legally problematised and tackled. This paper argues that such an approach is insufficient for a sector like European agriculture, whose workforce is increasingly composed of migrant labourers. As scientific evidence reveals, migrant farmworkers face another whole set of severe health and safety risks directly linked to their jobs, which nonetheless would not fit in the traditional definition of OSH. From deficient and substandard accommodation to isolation and lack of access to vital services, these people's jobs potientially expose them to potent health stressors. The sector urgently needs a new and more ambitious conception of OSH to develop legislation and/or policies adapted to the needs of all its workers, including migrants.

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La importancia de visibilizar, en la actualidad, a las mujeres marroquíes en Andalucía

Cited by 2 publications

References 20 publications

Access to Labor Market and Integration of Moroccan Women in Andalusia: The Two Sides of the Coin

Access to Labor Market and Integration of Moroccan Women in Andalusia: The Two Sides of the Coin

Neither Healthy nor Safe: Insufficient Regulation of Occupational Health and Safety for Migrant Farmworkers in Europe

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