The way in which Salvadoran women enter the labour market: patriarchy, sexual division of labour and discrimination.

Authors

  • Edgar Lara López Don Bosco University

Keywords:

labor insertion, worked, El Salvador

Abstract

The author considers that this article constitutes an effort to reflect on the way Salvadoran women enter the labour market. The author argues that the two factors that condition this style is, on the one hand, the sexual division of labour and, on the other, the process of devaluing the female workforce. These factors are seen from three indicators: unemployment rate, female labour force participation and wage gaps.

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Author Biography

Edgar Lara López, Don Bosco University

Degree in Economics, Professor of Economics Ethics at Don Bosco University.

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Published

2022-09-28

Issue

No. 10 (2007)

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How to Cite

Lara López, E. (2022). The way in which Salvadoran women enter the labour market: patriarchy, sexual division of labour and discrimination. Teoría Y Praxis, 10, 5-27. https://doi.org/10.5377/typ.v1i10.14908