Modelle von Live-in Care. Rechtswissenschaftliche und sozialethische Vorschläge zur Weiterentwicklung einer personenbezogenen Dienstleistung

Emunds, Bernhard; Kocher, Eva

doi:10.5771/0342-300x-2022-5-407

WSI

2022

DOI: 10.5771/0342-300x-2022-5-407

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Modelle von Live-in Care. Rechtswissenschaftliche und sozialethische Vorschläge zur Weiterentwicklung einer personenbezogenen Dienstleistung

Bernhard Emunds¹,

Eva Kocher²

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“Legal certainty” for live‐in work in Germany: A strategy for formalization?

KOCHER

2024

International Labour Review

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Domestic workers who live in private households often lack access to decent work and labour rights. Formalization is widely understood as a normative strategy to improve working conditions. In Germany, the debate surrounding domestic live‐in work has centred on “legal certainty” and this article discusses whether and how legal certainty could contribute to formalization. Legal developments (for example, in Austria) show that legal certainty can actually have the opposite effect, by disguising bogus self‐employment more effectively. I argue that, similarly, not all claims to establish more legal certainty are likely to improve the situation of live‐in care workers in Germany.

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“Legal certainty” for live‐in work in Germany: A strategy for formalization?

KOCHER

2024

International Labour Review

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«Seguridad jurídica» para el trabajo en régimen interno en Alemania. ¿Una estrategia de formalización?

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2024

Revista Int Trabajo

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ResumenMuchos de los trabajadores domésticos que viven en hogares privados carecen de acceso a un trabajo decente y a derechos laborales. La formalización suele concebirse como una estrategia normativa para mejorar las condiciones de trabajo. El debate sobre el trabajo doméstico interno en Alemania se ha centrado en la «seguridad jurídica». Aquí se analiza si este concepto puede contribuir a la formalización y de qué manera. El caso de Austria demuestra que el efecto puede ser contraproducente, al encubrir más a los falsos autónomos. Del mismo modo, la búsqueda de una mayor seguridad jurídica no necesariamente mejorará la situación de los cuidadores internos en Alemania.

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Modelle von Live-in Care. Rechtswissenschaftliche und sozialethische Vorschläge zur Weiterentwicklung einer personenbezogenen Dienstleistung

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“Legal certainty” for live‐in work in Germany: A strategy for formalization?

«Seguridad jurídica» para el trabajo en régimen interno en Alemania. ¿Una estrategia de formalización?

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