¡A igual trabajo, iguales derechos! La huelga feminista de las boleteras de la Universidad de Chile: nuevos repertorios de acción y significados en el encuentro entre sindicalismo y feminismo.

Equal rights for equal work! The feminist strike of the University of Chile freelance workers: new repertoires of action and meanings in the encounter between trade unionism and feminism.

STRIKES & lockouts; FEMINISM; WORKING class; LABOR contracts; SOCIAL movements; EQUAL rights; EQUAL pay for equal work; CONTRACT labor; LABOR unions; SOCIAL networks; UNIVERSIDAD de Chile

El artículo analiza el proceso de construcción de huelga general feminista del 8 de marzo del 2019 en Chile, desde las trabajadoras "a honorarios" de la Universidad de Chile, i.e. sin contrato laboral, organizadas en un sindicato. Al analizar este proceso desde les trabajadores precarizades y las activistas feministas, las autoras buscan evidenciar un hilo que se teje en Chile entre el mayo feminista de 2018, la huelga del 8M de 2019 y la revuelta social de octubre de 2019. La hipótesis es que, desde las luchas contra el trabajo precario y los feminismos, se renueva y extiende un repertorio de lucha de los movimientos sociales y de les trabajadores asalariades. Desde un conocimiento situado y auto-reflexivo, las autoras analizan sus prácticas en el proceso de huelga general feminista, a partir de una autonarración y del análisis de contenido de redes sociales y de las declaraciones públicas del sindicato. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article analyzes the process of construction of the feminist general strike of March 8, 2019 in Chile, from the "fee" workers of the University of Chile, i.e. workers without a labor contract, organized in a union. By analyzing this process from the perspective of precarious workers and feminist activists, the authors seek to highlight a thread that is woven in Chile between the feminist movement in May 2018, the 8M strike of 2019 and the social revolt of October 2019. The hypothesis is that from the struggles against precarious work and feminisms, a repertoire of struggle of social movements and wage workers is renewed and extended. From a situated and self-reflexive knowledge, the authors analyze their practices in the process of feminist general strike, from a self-narration and content analysis of social networks and public statements of the union. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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