2022
DOI: 10.11144/javeriana.rgps21.stcc
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Salud, trabajo y capital: el caso de las mujeres trabajadoras de la agroindustria de flores de Madrid, Colombia, 2019-2020

Abstract: En Colombia, la agroindustria floricultora es un sector orientado a la exportación, de alta feminización laboral y con condiciones laborales precarias que afectan la salud. Se realizó un estudio de caso cualitativo que buscó analizar los efectos de las condiciones de empleo y de trabajo sobre la salud de trabajadoras del sector en Madrid (Cundinamarca), principal municipio productor de flores, en el que se privilegiaron las trayectorias y percepciones de las mujeres. A partir de la articulación de aportes del … Show more

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“…(2015) and Hernández Bello et al. (2022), racialised and gendered forms of toxic labour exploitation are identified, for example, in the Colombian floriculture industry. Beyond determining resource allocation (Nixon 2011; Pulido 2017), racialised and gendered power relations materialise in different ways on people's bodies, connecting different geopolitical spaces through the flow of toxins (Agard‐Jones 2013).…”
Section: Risks Bodies and Pregnanciesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…(2015) and Hernández Bello et al. (2022), racialised and gendered forms of toxic labour exploitation are identified, for example, in the Colombian floriculture industry. Beyond determining resource allocation (Nixon 2011; Pulido 2017), racialised and gendered power relations materialise in different ways on people's bodies, connecting different geopolitical spaces through the flow of toxins (Agard‐Jones 2013).…”
Section: Risks Bodies and Pregnanciesmentioning
confidence: 97%