The legal regulation of working time in domestic work
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domestic work; hours of work; domestic worker; hours of work; decent work.; labour legislation; role of ILO.; ILO Convention; arrangement of working time; flexible hours of work.; travail domestique; durée du travail; employé de maison; durée du travail; travail décent; législation du travail; rôle de l'OIT; convention de l'OIT; aménagement du temps de travail; horaire de travail variable; trabajo doméstico; horas de trabajo; trabajador doméstico; horas de trabajo; trabajo decente; legislación del trabajo; papel de la OIT; Convenio de la OIT; ordenamiento del tiempo de trabajo; horario de trabajo variable;All these keywords.
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