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El cambio en el modelo de trabajo de las mujeres es una realidad incuestionable que ha marcado profundamente la evolución del mercado de trabajo valenciano en el último cuarto del siglo XX. La participación de la mujer en la actividad laboral ha experimentado un crecimiento constante, pero este incremento de la actividad no debe ocultar las peculiaridades de su inserción en el mercado laboral. La opción de muchas mujeres por el trabajo remunerado no ha conseguido remover los obstáculos para su participación igualitaria. El análisis de esta transformación es el objeto de este artículo.
The change in the model of women’s work is an unquestionable reality that profoundly marked the development of the Valencian employment market in the last quarter of the 2Oth century. Women’s participation in work activities has undergone a steady increase. However, this increase in activity should not hide the special features of their incorporation into the job market. The fact that many women have opted for a paid job has not been able to remove the obstacles to their participation under equal conditions. The analysis of this transformation is the purpose of this article.
Women, Feminism
Women, Feminism
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