Covid-19: Telework in times of pandemic

被引:9
|
作者
Ruiz Torres, Paula [1 ]
机构
[1] Inst Invest Feministas, Madrid, Spain
来源
HISTORIA Y COMUNICACION SOCIAL | 2021年 / 26卷
关键词
Covid-19; pandemic; telework; fake news; professionals;
D O I
10.5209/hics.74237
中图分类号
J9 [电影、电视艺术]; I235 [电影、电视、广播剧];
学科分类号
摘要
Covid-19 is the penultimate of the pandemics that humanity has suffered throughout its history. It has affected all socio-economic strata and has had an impact on the traditional notion of the labour relations system. On the other hand, the proliferation of disinformation campaigns has been detected, which main, although not exclusive, scenario has been social media, that have generated debates about the beneficiaries of the dissemination of false information, fake news, as well as contributing to the constant questioning of official information. In Spain, an organisational model of service provision underused by companies before the lockdown has been implemented. It has changed the mentality of businesses as it has proven to increase productivity and reduce costs. Telework has just been regulated in Spain and the law leaves sensitive aspects to collective bargaining. Therefore, it is necessary to analyse the elements liable to be negotiated to collective bargaining and to propose guidelines that allow for a good negotiation and improvement of these aspects to make teleworking a quality one.
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页数:8
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