- Look up
housework in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
House Work may
refer to: Homemaking,
management of a home
House Work (novel), a 1994
novel by Kristina...
- The
International Wages for
Housework Campaign (IWFHC) is a gr****roots women's
network campaigning for
recognition and
payment for all
caring work, in...
- The
Sociology of
Housework is a 1974 non-fiction book by Ann
Oakley that
contains her
research from the 1960s
about women and
housework.
Oakley interviewed...
- conditions." The
valuation of
nonmarket housework comprises attempts to
attach value to non-exchange
domestic tasks.
Housework may
include a
variety of activities...
- The
National Institute of
Houseworkers (NIH),
later renamed the
National Institute for Housecraft, was a UK
organisation created in 1946 to
raise the status...
-
American and
Canadian term for the
management of a home,
otherwise known as
housework, housekeeping,
housewifery or
household management. It is the act of overseeing...
- (with
Mariarosa Dalla Costa), co-founder of the
International Wages for
Housework Campaign, and
coordinator of the
Global Women's Strike.
Deitch was born...
- A
domestic robot or
homebot is a type of
service robot, an
autonomous robot that is
primarily used for
household c****s, but may also be used for education...
- Collective, the
organization that
launched the
campaign for
Wages for
Housework. In 1990,
Federici co-founded the
Committee for
Academic Freedom in Africa...
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Reproductive labor or work is
often ****ociated with care
giving and
domestic housework roles including cleaning, cooking,
child care, and the
unpaid domestic...
