Penser la porosité des statuts d’emploi

Bernard, Sophie; Dressen, Marnix

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“…These constraints-defined here as an imposed set of rules and standards-then become an important resource in strategies developed by actors to gain autonomy, for example freelance journalists and entertainment workers (Corsani 2012). The porousness of the boundary between autonomy and heteronomy renders it possible to move beyond the division between salaried employees and self-employed workers (Bernard and Dressen 2014). Rather than a strict division, there is a wide range of possibilities between these two poles which can be observed in detail in agricultural work due to the originality and variety of tasks involved.…”

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Autonomy under contract: the case of traditional free-range poultry farmers

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Ducrot

Paul

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Rev Agric Food Environ Stud

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This article explores the autonomy developed by free-range poultry farmers in their daily work. In this type of livestock production, farmers are linked by a contract to a farmer organization, to which they sell their broilers in exchange for a payment resembling a salary. The farmers do have autonomy in their work, which is framed by a set of prescriptions and rules. As they experience the same constraints, farmers involved in the same production mode develop a collective identity. Relationships of confidence progressively develop between the farmers and their technical staff (veterinary practitioners and production technicians). These good relationships strengthen the collective identity while also enabling the collective work between the three professionals. Veterinary practitioners and production technicians consecutively share some of the constraints and transfer part of their decision-making to the farmers. The latter thereby acquire more autonomy, even in fields apparently out of their reach. We illustrate the latter idea with the example of antimicrobial use. We observe that while strictly supervised by veterinary practitioners, farmers nevertheless manage to get involved in the decision underlying the prescription of antimicrobials.

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Autonomy under contract: the case of traditional free-range poultry farmers

Adam

Ducrot

Paul

et al. 2017

Rev Agric Food Environ Stud

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The Decline of the Worker as Collective Subject

Jiménez

2018

The Deconstruction of Employment as a Political Question

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Quel renouveau pour le syndicalisme contemporain ?

Nizzoli¹

2017

Chronique Internationale De l'IRES

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Penser la porosité des statuts d’emploi

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Autonomy under contract: the case of traditional free-range poultry farmers

Autonomy under contract: the case of traditional free-range poultry farmers

The Decline of the Worker as Collective Subject

Quel renouveau pour le syndicalisme contemporain ?

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