ME FUI CON LA MASA. UN ANÁLISIS DESDE LAS EPISTEMOLOGÍAS DEL SUR SOBRE EL CONFLICTO "ALIMENTARIA SAN LUIS", AÑO 1986 EN VILLA MERCEDES, SAN LUIS

The case addressed is the dispute of the Alimentaria San Luis company, in 1986 in Villa Mercedes, Province of San Luis. This strike lasted about a month and a half and was part of a larger, nationwide conflict. However, far from being subsumed by the national union conflict, the reality of local wor...

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Autor principal: Gallardo, Lautaro Emiliano
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Publicado: Cátedra B de Problemas Epistemológicos de la Psicolog´ía de la Facultad de Psicología, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba 2021
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Sumario:The case addressed is the dispute of the Alimentaria San Luis company, in 1986 in Villa Mercedes, Province of San Luis. This strike lasted about a month and a half and was part of a larger, nationwide conflict. However, far from being subsumed by the national union conflict, the reality of local workers, their dissatisfaction with situations of abuse and violence in the workplace, prompted a series of claims entirely based on their status as women and workers. A main axis of inquiry was the influence of the group of working women on the demands made during the conflict (better treatment of supervisors, prominers and hierarchical personnel-bosses, managers-, greater flexibility towards requests to go to the toilet, better conditions hygiene, menstruation day). The stories about the suffering in women's working conditions establish a direct influence on the degree of combativeness achieved during the weeks of surprise stoppages, evictions and later camping in front of the factory. Through the use of oral sources, it seeks to give an account of a doubly invisible history: from the discourse or narrative of the Provincial State, and by the social networks of inequality around gender within local and national unionism.