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Legislation on domestic work in Colombia

Original title

Legislación sobre el trabajo doméstico en Colombia

Author(s)

Hablemos de Trabajo Doméstico

Place

Medellín

Language

Spanish

Colombian legislation for “domestic service employees” - in this case it would be worth using inclusive language as only 4% are men - is, with the exception of one aspect, the same for women as for the rest of Colombian workers.

• Latin America and the Caribbean
• National governments
• Policy and legal frameworks
• Women
• International and regional regulations
• Domestic work

Format

Link

Laws and treaties

• 

  Let's Talk About Domestic Work

https://trabajodomestico.org/legislacion-laboral-de-empleadas-domesticas-en-colombia/

Hablemos de Trabajo Doméstico / Let's Talk About Domestic Work

Hablemos de Trabajo Doméstico / Let's Talk About Domestic Work

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Alias

global-resource-497

Topics

Types of care work

Care and culture of peaceCare in educationCare in parentingCommunity careDomestic workEnvironmental careHealth carePaid care workSelf-careUnpaid care work

Care and populations

Children and adolescentsDisabilityIndigenous personsLGBTIQ+ folkMen and masculinityMigrantsOlder personsPeople of colorPeople with illnessesRural populationsUrban populationsWomen

Actors

Civil society organizationsCommunitiesGlobal Alliance for CareInternational organizationsNational governmentsPrivate sectorSub-national and local governmentsTrade unions and trade associations

Region

Central and South AsiaEast and Southeast AsiaEuropeGlobalLatin America and the CaribbeanMiddle East and North AfricaNorth AmericaOceaniaSub-Saharan Africa

Policies and actions

Budgeting and financingCommunication and campaignsComprehensive care systemsInfrastructureInternational Day of Care and SupportMeasurement and use of timeMonitoring and evaluationPolicy and legal frameworksResearch and diagnosticsSocial security and protectionTechnology and digital innovationTraining, certification and professionalizationUrban planningWages and working conditions

Conceptual framework

Care economyCare societyCo-responsibilityDefinitions of careEthics of careGlobal care chainsInternational and regional regulationsRight to careThe 5Rs of careTime use

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