Sociological Landscape - Theories, Realities and Trends 2012
DOI: 10.5772/38588
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Labour Relations and Social Movements in the 21st Century

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“…Likewise, the trends regarding themes detected in the content reproduce local/regional trade union cultures. As Southern European trade union activity is still very much based upon traditional working-class discourses (Costa and Estanque, 2019;Estanque and Costa, 2012), online communications reproduced this dynamic, as both the CGTP and the UGT placed a heavy emphasis on collective action -whether strikes, demonstrations, or negotiations -as opposed to the other confederations, which distributed their content across different themes. For instance, Brazilian, Canadian, and UK confederations frequently posted content related to labor policy and legislation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Likewise, the trends regarding themes detected in the content reproduce local/regional trade union cultures. As Southern European trade union activity is still very much based upon traditional working-class discourses (Costa and Estanque, 2019;Estanque and Costa, 2012), online communications reproduced this dynamic, as both the CGTP and the UGT placed a heavy emphasis on collective action -whether strikes, demonstrations, or negotiations -as opposed to the other confederations, which distributed their content across different themes. For instance, Brazilian, Canadian, and UK confederations frequently posted content related to labor policy and legislation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is possible to identify five main modalities of precarious employment: fixed-term contracts, dependent self-employment, involuntary part-time work, temporary work and state-induced precariousness (Estanque and Costa, 2012; Soeiro, 2015).…”
Section: Meanings and Modalities Of Precarious Employment In Portugalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Il s'agit de travailleurs indépen-dants (autonomes travaillant à leur propre compte) qui émettent un reçu (de couleur verte) pour justifier, en termes fiscaux, le montant de la prestation de service fournie. Néanmoins, ces travailleurs en régime de « reçus verts » -qui en 2009 étaient environ 900 000 au Portugal (AAVV, 2009) -, sont aussi fréquemment désignés comme « faux reçus verts », car ces travailleurs dits « indépendants » sont la plupart du temps dépendant d'un patron, soumis à des cadences et des horaires de travail intensifs, comme si leur activité était couverte par un contrat de travail, mais que, de fait, ils n'ont pas (Estanque et Costa, 2012).…”
Section: Signes Et Impacts De L'austérité Dans Les Relations Professiunclassified