Titulació | Tipus | Curs | Semestre |
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4313228 Política Social, Treball i Benestar | OT | 0 | 2 |
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L'objectiu general del mòdul és abordar la problemàtica de la igualtat de gènere des d'una perspectiva de salut, a partir d'un conjunt de polítiques que impacten en la intersecció del treball productiu i de la vida quotidiana de les persones, així com proporcionar els instruments necessaris per a la seva anàlisi crítica i per a l'elaboració de propostes d'actuació, des d'una perspectiva europea.
1- Polítiques d'igualtat entre dones i homes en l'ocupació: treball, salut laboral i vida quotidiana.
2- Polítiques d'ocupació, condicions de treball i desigualtat de gènere. Una anàlisi des de la perspectiva de la salut.
3- Polítiques preventives, factors de risc laboral i gènere.
4- Riscos psicosocials, organització del treball i els seus impactes en la vida quotidiana.
5- Polítiques de regulació de la jornada laboral. Pràctiques empresarials de flexibilització de la jornada i els seus efectes en les condicions de treball i vida quotidiana.
6- Panorama europeu de la regulació de la intersecció entre vida laboral i extralaboral des de la perspectiva de la salut i la desigualtat de gènere.
Les sessions combinaran:
a) Presentacions docents de caràcter teòric.
b) Seminaris de discussió de lectures, casos pràctics i propostes d'intervenció.
c) Preparació d'un treball individual que prèviament es discutirà en grups a l'aula.
Nota: es reservaran 15 minuts d'una classe, dins del calendari establert pel centre/titulació, per a la complementació per part de l'alumnat de les enquestes d'avaluació de l'actuació del professorat i d'avaluació de l'assignatura/mòdul.
Títol | Hores | ECTS | Resultats d'aprenentatge |
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Tipus: Dirigides | |||
Presentacions docents | 22 | 0,88 | 5, 6, 7, 8 |
Tipus: Supervisades | |||
Seminari | 10 | 0,4 | 1, 2, 3, 4 |
Tipus: Autònomes | |||
Treball individual | 48 | 1,92 | 1, 2, 3, 11 |
L'avaluació es basa en les següents proves:
Títol | Pes | Hores | ECTS | Resultats d'aprenentatge |
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Assaig individual | 60 | 30 | 1,2 | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11 |
Participació en seminaris | 40 | 40 | 1,6 | 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11 |
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