Female factory workers in the automobile industry: What are their recruitment and working conditions?
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Women continue to reject factory jobs and today they only represent 20 % of factory workers in France. This article, based on a case study, rests on interviews carried out since the beginning of this century with factory managers, trade unions officials and both male and female factory workers in the automobile industry (car makers and suppliers). In this industry, tasks traditionally given to women have been, to a great extent, relocated in low wages countries. Female workers now do jobs t...
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Women continue to reject factory jobs and today they only represent 20 % of factory workers in France. This article, based on a case study, rests on interviews carried out since the beginning of this century with factory managers, trade unions officials and both male and female factory workers in the automobile industry (car makers and suppliers). In this industry, tasks traditionally given to women have been, to a great extent, relocated in low wages countries. Female workers now do jobs t...
Key concepts: Factory (object-oriented programming), Business, Automotive industry, Manufacturing, Labour economics, Engineering, Marketing, Economics