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24-Stunden-Betreuung - gelungenes Legalisierungsprojekt oder prekäre Arbeitsmarktintegration?

24-hour care - successful project of legalization or precarious labour market integration?
[journal article]

Bachinger, Almut

Abstract

"Der Artikel behandelt die Legalisierung der 24-Stunden-Betreuung in Österreich. Die Ausgangslage, die rechtlichen Veränderungen und die Auswirkungen für die Pflegekräfte werden analysiert. Die Fragestellung betrifft die sozialen Rechte, die den 24-Stunden-PflegerInnen zu- oder aberkannt werden. Gef... view more

"Der Artikel behandelt die Legalisierung der 24-Stunden-Betreuung in Österreich. Die Ausgangslage, die rechtlichen Veränderungen und die Auswirkungen für die Pflegekräfte werden analysiert. Die Fragestellung betrifft die sozialen Rechte, die den 24-Stunden-PflegerInnen zu- oder aberkannt werden. Gefragt wird, ob die Regulierung der 24-Stunden-Pflege als Fortschritt in dieser Hinsicht zu werten ist. Der Artikel kommt zu einem anderen Schluss: Vielmehr wurde die Rechtslage der gängigen Praxis der 24-Stunden-Pflege angepasst. Die Arbeitsbedingungen bleiben daher für die Pflegekräfte äußerst prekär. Grundlage des Beitrags ist eine Politikfeldanalyse mittels ExpertInneninterviews, qualitativen Interviews, Literatur-, Medien- und Dokumentenanalyse, die im Rahmen der Dissertation 'Der irreguläre Pflegearbeitsmarkt. Zum Transformationsprozess von unbezahlter in bezahlte Arbeit durch die 24-Stunden-Pflege' durchgeführt wurde." (Autorenreferat)... view less


"This paper deals with the legalization of the so called 24-hour care in Austria. It provides answers to the question, to which extent the new laws represent a progress in terms of social rights and inclusion into the labour market for the care workers? The article concludes that the new laws, relat... view more

"This paper deals with the legalization of the so called 24-hour care in Austria. It provides answers to the question, to which extent the new laws represent a progress in terms of social rights and inclusion into the labour market for the care workers? The article concludes that the new laws, related to the regulation of the migrant care work, are only little more than an adjustment that permits the preservation and continuation of the existing system. The working conditions continue to be precarious and casualised. Casualisation is fostered by the legal facilitation of self-employment for 24-hour care, thus undermining efforts to standardize normal employment in this sector of care work. The article is based on (1) a policy analysis by means of qualitative interviews with experts in the related fields, care workers, agents of care work, care dependents and their relatives, and (2) a media and document analysis that was being conducted in the framework of the dissertation 'Undocumented Migrant Labour in the At-Home Elderly Care. The Transformation from Unpaid to Paid Labour'." (author's abstract)... view less

Keywords
Austria; precariousness; regulation; occupational integration; caregiving; nursing staff; care; migrant; social rights; home care; statuary regulation; legalization; foreign worker; working conditions

Classification
Working Conditions
Health Policy
Occupational Research, Occupational Sociology

Method
qualitative empirical; empirical

Document language
German

Publication Year
2010

Page/Pages
p. 399-412

Journal
SWS-Rundschau, 50 (2010) 4

ISSN
1013-1469

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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