Nationale Konferenz - Bezahlte Arbeit in Schweizer Privathaushalten. Situation und Zukunftsperspektiven
The National Conference Paid Work in Swiss Households was co-organised by the Economic Geography Working Group at the University of Zurich and the Denknetz working group “Prekarität”. It provides a platform for scholars, experts and activists to discuss timely developments and issues in the field of paid work at private households: its status quo, legal framework and imminent future. Regarding the scientific exploration of 24-hour care, the bi-lingual conference includes presentations of the results of the Swiss National Science Foundation project "Care Markets", which was conducted by Karin Schwiter, Huey-Shy Chau und Katharina Pelzelmayer.
Friday 12 May 2017, Pädagogische Hochschule Zürich, room LAB F15
Programm Deutsch (PDF, 116 KB)
Programme Français (PDF, 115 KB)
Presentation Chau (PDF, 776 KB)
Presentation Pelzelmayer (PDF, 421 KB)
Presentation Schwiter (PDF, 174 KB)
Presentation Schilliger (PDF, 1 MB)
Presentation Peisl (PDF, 115 KB)
Presentation Bagnoud and Carreras Français (PDF, 739 KB)
Presentation Bagnoud and Carreras Deutsch (PDF, 5 MB)
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