Women Workers in the Industrial Revolution

Pinchbeck, Ivy

doi:10.4324/9781315031828

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“…Od podele rada koja je pratila reorganizaciju industrijskog sektora, zanimanja kojima su se žene bavile postajala su sve brojnija [1]. Feminizacijom radne snage u procesima industrijske proizvodnje, posebno u tekstilnoj i elektronskoj industriji [2,3], javljaja se potreba za razvojem politike zaštite zdravlja i bezbednosti zaposlenih žena i poboljšanju uslova rada [4].…”

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The impact of harmfulness in work process on safety and health of employed women with regard to the textile industry

Stefanović¹,

Urošević²

2019

Tekstilna industrija

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Dinamika poslovanja modernih organizacija, zahteva proaktivni pristup zaštiti zdravlja i bezbednosti zaposlenih u toku rada, koji će identifi kovati eventualne rizike, otkloniti ih, ili preventivnim delovanjem smanjiti verovatnoću njihove pojave na prihvatljiv nivo. U vezi s tim istraživanja u ovom radu usmerena su u pravcu analize radnog okruženja i uslova rada, sa aspekta procene rizika, u različitim industrijskim sektorima na taritoriji Jablaničkog upravnog okruga. Posmatrana su i analizirana dvadeset radna mesta u različitim proizvodnim procesima, i to ona radna mesta na kojima je povećan stepen profesionalnog rizika i na kojima su zaposlene žene izložene brojnim štetnostima koje nastaju ili se javljaju u procesu rada. Na osnovu rezultata i podataka dobijenih istraživanjem došlo se do zaključka da najčešće negativni utičaj po zdravlje i bezbednost zaposlenih imaju štetnosti u procesu rada-buka i hemijske štetnosti. Utvrđeno je da je u proizvodnim pogonima tekstilne industrije, visok nivo rizika usled prisustva i ekspozicije zaposlenih hemijskim supstancama. Dobijeni rezultati rada ukazuju na to da se metode primenjene u okviru ovog istraživanja mogu uspešno koristiti u cilju identifi kovanja faktora rizika u procesu rada, a time i upravljanju kvalitetom radne sredine i radnih procesa. Ključne reči: bezbednost na radu, radna okolina, faktori rizika, tekstilna industrija.

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The impact of harmfulness in work process on safety and health of employed women with regard to the textile industry

Stefanović¹,

Urošević²

2019

Tekstilna industrija

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“…The idea of green fields and black and white cows is indicative of a 'typically English' landscape but it is a working landscape, produced through using the land, as much as any industrial landscape is. It is also modern: dairy farming on this scale only became possible after pasteurisation, refrigeration and the rail network were developed (Nimmo, 2010), which, at the same time, took the production of dairy products away from women who had previously used the sale of milk and cheese for 'pin money' (Pinchbeck, 1981). Dairy farming in Cheshire is woven into the idea of an unchanging English countryside of green fields, hedgerows and cows, despite this form of the industry being less than 150 years old.…”

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Imagining Englishness through contested English landscapes

Bennett

2018

European Journal of Cultural Studies

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This article adds to current debates on the nature of English identity through examining some of what Kathleen Stewart calls the ‘incommensurate qualities that … link complexly’ to create a certain feel of a place. Based on the premise that landscape and the story of the landscape, its history, are key elements of a national identity, the article explores the shaping of an imagined community of England through memory, forgetting and ‘official’ stories by using the examples of three specific but mundane places in north west England. One is urban ex-industrial, one a formerly industrial but rural site and one rural agricultural. These stories are unravelled to show how the landscapes are integrated ‘taskscapes’ where both national and local identities are performed. Class and race are hidden behind essentialised notions of Englishness. These exemplify a particular moral vision of English landscapes as natural and timeless countryside that serves to sideline urban and working landscapes and their populations. The article proposes treating a ‘taskscape’ as a gift to future generations, thus enabling all those who are a part of the present taskscape to belong.

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“…The only evidence for direct discrimination in textiles comes from a Parliamentary Commissioners' report on handloom weavers in the declining West of England woollen trade in the late 1830s, which noted that women received lower piece-rates than men. 33 It should be noted that there was no mention of this practice occurring in the West of England, or…”

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The importance of ideology: the shift to factory production and its effect on women's employment opportunities in the English textile industries, 1760–1850

Minoletti¹

2013

Cont. Change

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The importance of ideology: the shift to factory production and its effect on women's employment opportunities in the English textile industries, 1760-1850 PAUL MINOLETTIContinuity and Change / Volume 28 / Issue 01 / Link to this article: http://journals.cambridge.org/abstract_S026841601300012XHow to cite this article: PAUL MINOLETTI (2013). The importance of ideology: the shift to factory production and its effect on women's employment opportunities in the English textile industries, 1760-1850.

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Women Workers in the Industrial Revolution

Cited by 26 publications

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The impact of harmfulness in work process on safety and health of employed women with regard to the textile industry

The impact of harmfulness in work process on safety and health of employed women with regard to the textile industry

Imagining Englishness through contested English landscapes

The importance of ideology: the shift to factory production and its effect on women's employment opportunities in the English textile industries, 1760–1850

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