Orking status of precarized women: a research on women working vegetable and Fruit Store in Mersin
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Being able to work in the social field is an important element that ensures individual existence and life guarantee. The working style of the working individual reveals who and what he is in the working field and the social field, as well as what the conditions he is in. Fear, anxiety, anxiety about the future and gendered attitudes experienced in flexible and insecure working conditions reveal the existence of the precariated segment. This study covers the working conditions and precariatization experiences of female employees who are described as a precariatized segment. In this study, qualitative research method and in-depth interview technique were used. Open-ended questions were asked to 23 female employees working in the Mersin/Mediterranean Vegetable and Fruit Market shipping department, and their insecure and uninsured working conditions and the gendered attitudes they were exposed to were clarified in the context of the data obtained.
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Kübra Oğur
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Kübra Oğur (Master Thesis). Orking status of precarized women: a research on women working vegetable and Fruit Store in Mersin, 2023, Mersin University.
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