Reflections on Peer Interviewing among Paid, Migrant, Live-in Carers in London
Reflections on Peer Interviewing among Paid, Migrant, Live-in Carers in London
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对伦敦付费、移民、住家护理人员同伴访谈的思考
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10.1093/bjsw/bcad043
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2023
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Hewitt S
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我们选择写我们的经验进行同行研究之间的有偿，移民，住在护理工作者在伦敦。住家看护是社会看护的继子，人们对此知之甚少。住家看护工作者的角色是一种独特的就业安排，几乎没有法律的指导方针，也缺乏期望。从护理工作者的角度来看，这涉及到一天工作24小时，通常在中午休息几个小时。夜间值班是这项工作的一部分。这些特征模糊了工作和休息的界限。我们的项目调查了移徙、留宿、护理工人在严重形式的劳动剥削下的脆弱性，这些剥削与偏离标准工作条件有关，如工作时间、休假权利、健康和安全标准以及体面待遇。与学术研究人员询问一系列这些人不同，由学术和慈善研究人员组成的项目团队决定让他们想了解更多的人作为采访者。这篇文章的三位合著者，包括第一作者，本身就是住家护理工作者，被招募为同行www。砰。百科
We have chosen to write about our experiences of conducting peer research among paid, migrant, live-in care workers in London. Live-in care is the stepchild of social care, and not a lot is known about it. The role of a live-in care worker is a unique employment arrangement where there are very few legal guidelines and a lack of expectations. From the perspective of the care worker, it involves being at work for twenty-four hours a day, with a couple of hours break normally at midday. Night calls are an expected part of the job. These features blur the boundaries of work and rest. Our project investigated the vulnerability of migrant, live-in, care workers to severe forms of labour exploitation related to deviations from standard working conditions such as working hours, leave entitlements, health and safety standards and decent treatment. Instead of academic researchers questioning a string of these individuals, the project team of academic and charity researchers decided to involve as interviewers those very people that they wanted to know more about. Three of the co-authors of this article, including the lead author, are live-in care workers themselves and were recruited as peer www. basw. co. uk