Secretaries’ secrets. The female labour market in private bureaucratic jobs (Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, 1910-1955)

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This article aims to analyse the configuration of secretaries’ labour identities in Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile between 1910-1955, two cities that went through similar processes of capitalist modernisation during the first half of the twentieth century. A noticeable phenomenon within those pr...

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Autor principal: Queirolo, Graciela Amalia
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia 2019
Materias:
Trabajo femenino
Empleadas administrativas
Profesiones
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/RIHALC/article/view/26666
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Revistas de la UNC de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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Empleadas administrativas
Profesiones
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Empleadas administrativas
Profesiones
Queirolo, Graciela Amalia
Secretaries’ secrets. The female labour market in private bureaucratic jobs (Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, 1910-1955)
topic_facet Trabajo femenino
Empleadas administrativas
Profesiones
author Queirolo, Graciela Amalia
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title Secretaries’ secrets. The female labour market in private bureaucratic jobs (Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, 1910-1955)
title_short Secretaries’ secrets. The female labour market in private bureaucratic jobs (Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, 1910-1955)
title_full Secretaries’ secrets. The female labour market in private bureaucratic jobs (Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, 1910-1955)
title_fullStr Secretaries’ secrets. The female labour market in private bureaucratic jobs (Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, 1910-1955)
title_full_unstemmed Secretaries’ secrets. The female labour market in private bureaucratic jobs (Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, 1910-1955)
title_sort secretaries’ secrets. the female labour market in private bureaucratic jobs (buenos aires and santiago de chile, 1910-1955)
description This article aims to analyse the configuration of secretaries’ labour identities in Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile between 1910-1955, two cities that went through similar processes of capitalist modernisation during the first half of the twentieth century. A noticeable phenomenon within those processes was the expansion of the labour market and, in particular, of the administrative jobs. Among the latter, secretaries increased their professionalization, which derived from both their access to the educational system and the progressive feminisation of administrative tasks. In this work, firstly, I will show the rise in the number of women occupied in the private bureaucratic sector. Secondly, I will address the feminisation of the secretarial profession. The analysis, which draws on Women’s History and Gender Studies, will proceed through a critical analysis of population censuses, training manuals for the commercial area and commercial press.  
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