saúde das trabalhadoras: o caso da lavanderia de uma indústria química de cloro-soda female workers’ health: the case of a laundry at a sodium chlorate factory
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1995
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Abstract
Esse artigo apresenta um estudo de caso sobre as condições de trabalho e saúde de trabalhadoras a ex-trabalhadoras da lavanderia de uma indústria do setor químico. A função principal dessas mulheres é lavar as roupas dos operários das áreas de produção e de manutenção que manipulam com mercúrio metálico, constituindo-se em áreas de risco. Nosso objetivo é mostrar como as mulheres são atingidas nesse processo de trabalho. Para isso realizamos uma análise do processo de trabalho e das condições ambientais da lavanderia, uma avaliação clínica das trabalhadoras, bem como entrevistas individuais com as mesmas, a fim de melhor apreender o objeto da pesquisa, através da linguagem das entrevistadas. As avaliações e análises nos permitiram verificar que esse trabalho é prejudicial à saúde, tanto pela história de vida de cada uma, como também pelas condições atuais em que é desenvolvido na empresa. Com esse artigo nos propomos também mostrar que os conhecimentos sobre a atividade (o conteúdo e os riscos) que essas mulheres realizam, sobre seus problemas específicos e sobre suas formas de adoecimento tendem a ser dissimulados por um conjunto de fatores afetos às relações de gênero.
This article presents a case study on working and health conditions of female workers and former workers in the laundry at a sodium chlorate plant. The women's main function was to wash uniforms of workmen who handled metallic mercury during production and maintenance. The aim of this study is to show the health effects of this work process by analyzing workplace conditions, evaluating clinical aspects in the women, and performing individual interviews in order to obtain more precise information based on their personal experience. The authors demonstrate how harmful this type of work is to the women workers' health, posing a serious risk for them in particular and workers' conditions in general in the factory. They also point out that most of what is known about women's occupational activity (in terms of its contents and risks), in addition to their specific problems and different diseases, may be disguised by gender relationships.
This article presents a case study on working and health conditions of female workers and former workers in the laundry at a sodium chlorate plant. The women's main function was to wash uniforms of workmen who handled metallic mercury during production and maintenance. The aim of this study is to show the health effects of this work process by analyzing workplace conditions, evaluating clinical aspects in the women, and performing individual interviews in order to obtain more precise information based on their personal experience. The authors demonstrate how harmful this type of work is to the women workers' health, posing a serious risk for them in particular and workers' conditions in general in the factory. They also point out that most of what is known about women's occupational activity (in terms of its contents and risks), in addition to their specific problems and different diseases, may be disguised by gender relationships.
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| Authors | ;Jussara C. de Brito;Ubirajara Mattos;Vanda D’A. Soares;Heloisa P. Ferreira |
| Journal | iberian conference on information systems and technologies, cisti |
| Year | 1995 |
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