Woman's legal work regulation: from the Second Republic to Franco era.

Identifier:  TFG:3084

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/TFG3084

Authors:  Paño Agràs, Laura

Abstract:
This written wants to teach about women’s work from the II Republic to the Franco era. I want to do my research about that because I was very interested about women’s everyday living and how they work. Not only about how they work, i was interested to the legal regulation. I want to know about the women’s who fight to won the work’s legal regulation that we have todays. The written is been distributed in three parts; the first one is about the II Republic, the second one is about the Civil war and the last one is about the Franco era. In that three sections I talk about the women’s work conditions, about the legal regulations, about the women’s offices, witch of this were prohibited and witch were the most popular offices. And how this women’s fight for our rights and freedom, is for them fight that now we have our rights. To write this written I need to read a lot of history books, but a very important part of my written is about the histories that witnesses explain to me. I was very fortunate to talked with this persons because with them histories I could understand better how was the life in that era. That histories are the best important information that I could use to do my written.