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Scienze Sociali Invisible Migrant Workers and Visible Human Rights

Titolo Invisible Migrant Workers and Visible Human Rights
Autore Inocent-Mária V. Szaniszló (a cura di)
Editore Angelicum University Press
Luogo Roma
Anno 2021
Volume 0
Fascicolo 0
N° Pagine 380
ISBN 9788899616472
Misure 24 x 17
Descrizione The search for a new solidarity in Europe by recognizing the plight of “Invisible” Migrant Workers. Migrant workers are part of the everyday economic life of Europe. Today we find Ukrainian agricultural workers in Spain, Romanian workers in German meat factories, and Slovakian, Czech and Hungarian geriatric nurses assisting Austrian families – to name a few. Usually these workers are “invisible.” Many of them are exploited both socially and economically. During their time of employment, they live in poverty level accommodations. Employee rights, such as hours or work breaks, have been ignored. During this time of COVID crisis these invisible migrant workers have become visible. The lines of exploitation often run between Western and Eastern Europe; but also occur between EU and non-EU states.
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