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Home work in Argentina

Matilde Mercado Elizabeth Jelin

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Examines Argentinian legislation regulating work at home and describes the structure and functions of the enforcement authorities. Investigates the labour market for homework and explores the conditions of employment and the types of activities performed.

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Examines Argentinian legislation regulating work at home and describes the structure and functions of the enforcement authorities. Investigates the labour market for homework and explores the conditions of employment and the types of activities performed.

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Examines Argentinian legislation regulating work at home and describes the structure and functions of the enforcement authorities. Investigates the labour market for homework and explores the conditions of employment and the types of activities performed.

Key concepts: Legislation, Enforcement, Work (physics), Business, Labour economics, Political science, Economics, Law

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