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This article aims to address some of the current problems affecting Chilean women ranked middle class socially and economically and resident of Santiago, in their integration into the labor dynamics. Therefore, interviews were processed using discourse analysis, establishing three lines of argument: work and employment conditions in relation to the risks and consequences for working women, female labor flexibility, and finally, motherhood as beginning and end of the double workday. The results generated show that the presence of intra and extra organizational factors affect how women perform social evaluations of work and employment, leading to a consequent insecurity of both work and employment, due mainly to more flexible working hours. It is about maintaining the quality of life, the justification that legitimizes the double day of work, and the tensions arising from this situation. |
