Images in the series, " The Marxist Housewife ( Still Does the Housework ) " ( 1978 ), show a manicured hand cleaning a poster of Karl Marx, referencing both class issues and Marx's lack of recognition of domestic labour in his writing.
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The Taiwan dollar closed lower at 33 . 136 from 33 . 0320 the day before, while the South Korean won, which has been brought down by unease over the domestic labour situation, fell sharply to 1, 399 from 1, 367 on Wednesday.
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The siting on the comparatively small estate in County Fermanagh was primarily due to its unspoilt rural location and natural beauty amongst ancient oak woodland and small lakes, yet with proximity to the market town of Enniskillen for the domestic labour necessary for a large mansion.
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Highfield was established to accommodate workers employed in the nearby industrial zones of Southerton and Workington in similar fashion to how Mbare had been set up to provide for those employed in Workington, Graniteside and as domestic labour to European households in the city's northern and western suburbs.
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Orania was deemed to lack privilege, however, as residents have no domestic workers and few material luxuries; white suburbs in the rest of South Africa, with their high levels of segregation and heavy use of domestic labour, were felt to more closely resemble the apartheid era than Orania did.
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With a series of legal measures aimed at modernizing farming techniques ( natural and chemical fertilizers, mechanization of agriculture, etc . ), the protection of domestic labour from outside competition and the development of state structures ( such as itinerant agricultural professorships and agricultural consortia ), excellent results were obtained.
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Consequently, in view of the margin of appreciation afforded to Contracting States in formulating and implementing social and economic policies, the Court considers that it was in principle both reasonable and appropriate for the respondent State to bolster the domestic labour market by preventing new employees from bringing unfair dismissal claims.
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Three brave survivors tell of their harrowing experiences : Kyi Kyi, a woman trafficked to China for marriage; Ko Min, a man trafficked onto a fishing boat in Thailand; and Vatsana, a woman sold by a friend to carry out domestic labour for over 10 years with no pay in Thailand.
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In 1972, the publication " Power of Women and the Subversion of the Community " ( authored with Mariarosa Dalla Costa ) launched the domestic labour debate by spelling out how the housework and other caring work women do outside of the market produces the whole working class, thus the market economy, based on those workers, is built on women s unwaged work.
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It introduced the eight-hour workday, domestic labour reform, works councils, agricultural labour reform, right of civil-service associations, local municipality social welfare relief ( split between " Reich " and States ) and important national health insurance, re-instatement of demobilised workers, protection from arbitrary dismissal with appeal as a right, regulated wage agreement, and universal suffrage from 20 years of age in all types of elections local and national.
