A Consubstancialidade entre classe, gênero e raça: a regulamentação da PEC das domésticas no Brasil

Abstract

The main objective of our research was to evaluate the Constitutional Amendment nº 72/2013 and the Complementary Law nº 150/155, which became nationally known as the "Maid`s PEC" starting from the general framework of the structural crisis of capital. In this sense, we consider that the approval of these laws constituted a significant advance for the segment, whereas they sought to equal the rights of domestic workers to those of urban and rural workers. To understand the determinations of this PEC, it was necessary to conduct a study about the sexual division of labor and its implications, in order to denature women's reproductive work. At the same time, we understand that the wage-earning domestic labor as it stands today is due of the relations that were forged in the colonial period and that were not completely overcome, then part of the constitutional dynamics of the patriarchalcapitalismracism triad and its development in Brazil. After the approval of the law we understand that new contradictions are placed on the material plane pointing out other directions for Brazilian domestic workers.