Vol. 11 No. 1 (2021)

• Editorial

  Carmen Salcedo Beltrán

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PRIMERA PARTE

• The controverted indemnity for injury of the fundamental rights of workers

  Eva López Terrada

  2-39

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• From conciliation to working time co-responsibility: An essential paradigm shift to achieve decent work

  Emma Rodríguez Rodríguez

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• Social Europe: themes for future debates

  María Pons Carmena

  79-137

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• The right to unemployment benefits for immigrants

  Belén del Mar López Insua

  138-207

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• The ‘ingreso mínimo vital’ and the right to social assistance of the European Social Charter

  María Dalli

  208-242

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• Judicial challenge of collective dismissals: special reference to workers’ selection criteria

  Juan Alberto Tormos Pérez

  243-283

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• UWE c. Europe: for she is a good fellow!

  Manuela Brillat

  284-297

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• Social and economic democracy in the metamorphosis of the modern State: Harold K. Laski

  José Luis Monereo Pérez

  298-377

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• Evolution of the responsibility of the entrepreneur in the field of work accidents in the spanish legal system

  Ana Nieves Escribá Pérez

  378-409

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• On the non-making of personal and social adjustments in sheltered workshops. Collective agreement and business groups (Comment on the Sentence of the Social Chamber of the SCJ of Valencia number 314/2020, January 28)

  Antonio Borja García Sabater

  410-426

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SEGUNDA PARTE

• Presentation

  María Gema Quintero Lima

  427-430

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• Psychoscial risks in domestic and cares employment

  Manuel Correa Carrasco

  431-448

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• Obstacles of labour law and immigration law to achieve a decent work for women migrant domestic workers

  Ferran Camas Roda

  449-473

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• The right to training and to professional qualification in domestic work

  Carmen Grau Pineda

  474-508

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• Precarisation as a market reality: the border between domestic employment and care work

  Concepción Sanz Sáez

  509-533

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• Difficulties for collective bargaining in the field of the special labor relationship of work at the service of the family home

  Mª Inmaculada Benavente Torres

  534-557

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• Care work: tensions created by its definition, its operating regimes, and its social organization

  Elena Cachón González

  558-586

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• Is the administrative control of the work of household employees adequate ?: action in the matter of the spanish labor and social security inspection in the period from 2006 to june 2020

  Fernando Boró Herrera

  587-636

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• The fine line between the non-professional caregiver and the professional caregiver of persons in a situation of dependence before and after COVID-19

  Priscila Martín Valés

  637-653

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• Domestic work and its social protection, in the vision of Venezuela

  Ydangely Tropiano Sanoja, Atilio Alberto Noguera González

  654-680

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• The vocational education and training system for home employment: lights and shadows of the french case

  Gloria Ortiz, Elena Diordieva

  681-693

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Comments

• Reflections on social rights application: interests at stake and controversies behind the scenes

  François Vandamme

  694-732

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