Transporte, capital temporário e gênero
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Este texto analiza cómo un grupo de mujeres trabajadoras de la ciudad de Bogotá configura unas dinámicas espacio-temporales particulares, mediante su experiencia del transporte público. La construcción de estas dinámicas se fundamenta en la concepción del tiempo como un valor, como una inversión importante que moldea el resto de los aspectos de la vida de estas mujeres. El tiempo, entonces, se asigna alrededor de
dos centros de gravedad: el trabajo y el transporte. Estos configuran nodos en el día a día de las mujeres, que son esenciales para la organización de sus vidas cotidianas. Sin embargo, el transporte es fundamental debido a su indeterminación; no es un contexto espacio-temporal de trabajo, a pesar de ser necesario para este, pero tampoco es “tiempo libre”. Esta indeterminación conduce a la pregunta por el papel del derecho laboral en estas dinámicas: si no es tiempo laboral, ni tiempo libre… ¿de quién es ese tiempo?
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