Online collaborative research on seasonal work. Collective capabilities to resist on precarious work and living conditions
Fabienne Goutille,
Agossé Nadège Degbelo,
Cecilia Calleja
et al.
Abstract:BACKGROUND: The number of seasonal workers in the agricultural sector in France is increasing and their working conditions are difficult and disgraceful. While they have been shown in various studies to be subject to processes that result in them being unable to act on occupational health, some of them, mobilized online, have formed a collective whose is permitted them to develop collective actions. OBJECTIVES: Our article aims to describe this online collective and how the power to act emerged from the discus… Show more
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