An interdisciplinary approach on night work prohibition of the international labor organization and the Philippine labor code

It has been said that a country's quality of legislation is the hallmark of the nation's sense of justice. It is the quintessential part of answering to and redressing issues in the government. On the other hand, human rights are the trademark of civilization, the abrasive shift that provi...

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Main Authors: Magcawas, Annalyn T., Pascua, Marian Lylee S.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-182672021-12-06T05:40:11Z An interdisciplinary approach on night work prohibition of the international labor organization and the Philippine labor code Magcawas, Annalyn T. Pascua, Marian Lylee S. It has been said that a country's quality of legislation is the hallmark of the nation's sense of justice. It is the quintessential part of answering to and redressing issues in the government. On the other hand, human rights are the trademark of civilization, the abrasive shift that provides the distinction between our needs to merely survive, and our vision to live better lives. Since the international ratification of the night work prohibition for women, burning controversies started to ignite. Gender discrimination was subtly shown in the Philippine labor legislations. Despite of the historical involvement of women since the mind 1900s, the legislative area remained an open ground where the women are generally marginalized, if not, completely excluded. This paper, using an interdisciplinary approach, seeks to tackle the economic, psychological, and psychological facets of the night work prohibition for women, a provision that stirs national and international sense of justice, in understanding underlying presumptions bounded by it. 2009-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/17754 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Commercial Law
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Magcawas, Annalyn T.
Pascua, Marian Lylee S.
An interdisciplinary approach on night work prohibition of the international labor organization and the Philippine labor code
description It has been said that a country's quality of legislation is the hallmark of the nation's sense of justice. It is the quintessential part of answering to and redressing issues in the government. On the other hand, human rights are the trademark of civilization, the abrasive shift that provides the distinction between our needs to merely survive, and our vision to live better lives. Since the international ratification of the night work prohibition for women, burning controversies started to ignite. Gender discrimination was subtly shown in the Philippine labor legislations. Despite of the historical involvement of women since the mind 1900s, the legislative area remained an open ground where the women are generally marginalized, if not, completely excluded. This paper, using an interdisciplinary approach, seeks to tackle the economic, psychological, and psychological facets of the night work prohibition for women, a provision that stirs national and international sense of justice, in understanding underlying presumptions bounded by it.
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author Magcawas, Annalyn T.
Pascua, Marian Lylee S.
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Pascua, Marian Lylee S.
author_sort Magcawas, Annalyn T.
title An interdisciplinary approach on night work prohibition of the international labor organization and the Philippine labor code
title_short An interdisciplinary approach on night work prohibition of the international labor organization and the Philippine labor code
title_full An interdisciplinary approach on night work prohibition of the international labor organization and the Philippine labor code
title_fullStr An interdisciplinary approach on night work prohibition of the international labor organization and the Philippine labor code
title_full_unstemmed An interdisciplinary approach on night work prohibition of the international labor organization and the Philippine labor code
title_sort interdisciplinary approach on night work prohibition of the international labor organization and the philippine labor code
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