The temporary labour in the coffee growing of the Planalto da Conquista in the decades of 1970 and 1980
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https://doi.org/10.22481/rg.v7.e2023.e12880Keywords:
Temporary labour, Coffee farming, Planalto da Conquista, Workers.Abstract
This text consists of the analysis of temporary labour in the coffee plantations of the Planalto da Conquista in the 1970s and 1980s. It also aims to explain theoretically how temporary labour was constituted with the advance of capitalism in the countryside and present some characteristics of this labour modality giving voice to workers who would experience the intermittency of labour in the region. In addition to a bibliographic review by authors such as Singer (1977), Bastos and Gonzales (1977), D'incao (1984), among others, field research was also used, which was fundamental for collecting testimonials from people who experienced these changes and who were subjected to temporary labour in coffee farms in the Planalto da Conquista.
Keywords: Temporary labour, Coffee farming, Planalto da Conquista, Workers.
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