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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Larissa Rosa Corrêa

Prof. Larissa Rosa Corrêa, of Pontifical Catholic University in Rio de Janeiro, examines the development of labor laws in Brazil from the 1930s. When the Brazilian labor code was established in 1941. it did not include rural and domestic workers. They were left vulnerable to human rights violations and various forms of precarious work and serfdom. Prof. Corrêa will look into how these two groups learned to use the language of labor rights and developed repertoires of action that allowed them to strive for their rights and equal conditions compared to urban and industrial workers. These struggles were fundamental for citizenship and the formation of social classes in Brazil.
Time
Monday, 13.03.23 - 04:15 PM - 06:00 PM
Topic
Precarious Work and Labor Regulation in Brazil: Rural and Domestic Workers struggling for Citizenship in the Worlds of Labor (1930-2016)
Target groups

Students

Researchers

All interested

Location
Online via Zoom
Reservation
not required
Organizer
BCDSS
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