Vol. 11 No. 2 (2021)

• Editorial

  Carmen Salcedo Beltrán

  1-2

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PRIMERA PARTE

• The pandemic, healthcare personnel and burnout: burnout as a work-related disease

  Guillermo García González

  3-27

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• The fundamental right to strike by “public employees”: a model of insufficient regulation and the need for review

  José Luis Monereo Pérez

  28-97

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• The acts of communication through LexNet in the social order of the jurisdiction

  Mercedes López Balaguer

  98-121

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• Un análisis crítico de la inestabilidad laboral en la economía de plataformas

  Rocío Gallego Losada

  122-144

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• Displacement as working time, unresolved debate?

  Raquel Poquet Catalá

  145-162

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• Review on the European Committee of Social Rights’ case law in 2020

  Luis Jimena Quesada

  163-214

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• The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on human rights of women and girls with disabilities

  Kirian Sebastián Riquelme Saldivia

  215-247

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• Gender self-determination in the educational field: implementation mechanisms in universities

  Reyes Marzal Raga

  248-288

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• Educación diferenciada por razón de sexo en España: reflexiones sobre los derechos y libertades educativas desde la perspectiva constitucional y de los derechos humanos

  Mónica Martínez López-Sáez, Roser Almenar Rodríguez

  289-352

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• The illegal strikes: particular reference to the political-social strike

  José Luis Monereo Pérez, Pompeyo Gabriel Ortega Lozano

  353-399

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• The treatment of unemployment in secondary law of the European Union

  José Manuel Pazó Argibay

  400-421

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• Treatment at the new bankruptcy law of the senior management personnel and the sale of a productive unit

  Carolina Blasco Jover

  422-453

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• Social rights in the self-called 4th transformation of Mexico

  Marisol Luna Leal, Armando Adriano Fabre

  454-490

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SEGUNDA PARTE

• Presentation. Decent employment in the care sector: overcoming gender roles

  Susana Rodríguez Escanciano, Henar Álvarez Cuesta

  491-496

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• Activities in the care sector: declared work and invisible care. General overview

  Cristina González Vidales

  497-512

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• Women rol in social care: immigration specifics

  Ángeles Ceinos Suárez

  513-542

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• Care needs generated by COVID 2019: the triple workday

  Rodrigo Tascón López

  543-569

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• Precariousness of paid care work: origins and mechanisms of solution

  Henar Álvarez Cuesta

  570-593

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• Dignificant and quality employment: utopia in domestic work?

  María Luisa Rodríguez Copé

  594-627

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• The prevention of occupational risks to domestic workers and home carers in Spain: the need to ratify ILO Conventions 189 and 190

  Pilar Fernández Artiach, Elena García Testal

  628-661

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• Care for the older persons: organic, subjective and assistance aspects of those defined as "public services of proximity"

  Susana Rodríguez Escanciano

  662-728

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• Inequality in the dual treatment of the home help/care service in the spanish regulatory framework

  Natalia Ordóñez Pascua

  729-757

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• Occupational risks in a highly feminized job: health and social care work in nursing homes

  Beatriz Agra Viforcos

  758-779

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• The issue of temporary staff in public health care and the effectiveness of care. Dysfunctions that will not be solved by the Court of Justice of the European Union

  Juan José Fernández Domínguez

  780-803

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• Insufficiency of work-life balance policies and the effects in women career

  Patricia Nieto Rojas

  804-823

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• Domestic employees and its protection from social security system: a situation still in deficit

  Francisco Xabiere Gómez García

  824-841

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• In dubio pro muliere. Caregiving daughters and pension for family members. Flexible interpretation (and with a gender perspective) of the cohabitation requirement: regarding the sentence of the social chamber of the High Court of Justice of Canary Islands

  María de los Reyes Martínez Barroso

  842-866

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• Human work in the first line of the pandemic: social and health assistance

  Helena Pimentel

  867-878

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Book Reviews

• AA. VV (Salcedo Beltrán, Carmen, Directora), La Carta Social Europea. Pilar de recuperación y sostenibilidad del modelo social europeo. Homenaje al Profesor José Vida Soria, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch, 2021

  Daría Terrádez Salom

  879-884

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Noticias

• NET21.ORG: a working group of iuslaboralists for social democracy

  Directorio del Grupo NET21

  885-886

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• Editorial News Laborum

  Editorial Laborum

  887-888

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