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Children of Don Quixote: portrait of a poor worker

Publication date 04/01/2007 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

Since May Doumé sleeps in the tent at the camp of the Children of Don Quixote. It is without housing but not without work. His temporary status prevents him from receiving social aid. Interviewed, he says: "I’m in no-man’s land that doesn’t have to be, that is, I earn too much to be helped and not enough to be entitled to the, the thing that".

Portrait of a precarious worker

Publication date 30/04/2011 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

Young employees on temporary part-time or on a single contract of insertion, called today to mobilize in France. One of their difficulties, earning minimum minimum minimum wage. Report with a young Toulouse woman who explains: "We don’t complain but we count (...) we may be 40 years old, we live a bit in the D system as when we had 20...".

Precarious work, testimony of Kaltoum Ihiri, cashier

Publication date 17/01/2012 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

Kaltoum Ihiri est caissière à temps-partiel dans un super-marché. Elle gagne 900 euros mensuel. Interviewée, elle explique : "Je travaille mais pour rien..."

Testimony of Madame Thébault, Barricade Guard

Publication date 29/11/1979 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

A Vitré en Bretagne, madame Thébault est garde barrière et mère de 7 enfants avec encore 3 à sa charge alors que son mari est malade. Elle a un budget total de 1600 francs par mois à hauteur de 70 heures de travail par semaine. Elle se partage entre le métier de garde Barrière, celui de cuisinière dans une crêperie et donne des cours de machine à tricoter, en plus des ménages qu'elle fait. Interviewée, elle explique ce qu'elle ressent à 51 ans : "Quand je regarde ma vie, ben j'dis que j'l'ai pas forcément ratée mais presque".

Vitré in Brittany: testimony of Madame Thébault, barrier guard

Publication date 29/11/1979 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

Madame Thébault vit à Vitré en Bretagne. Elle est mère de 7 enfants avec encore 3 à sa charge alors que son mari est malade. Garde barrière, son budget total est de 1600 francs par mois à hauteur de 70 heures de travail par semaine. En plus de son travail de garde barrière, elle exerce d'autres activités complémentaires : cuisinière dans une crêperie, donne des cours de machine à tricoter, fait des ménages. Interviewée, elle revient sur la période où son mari est tombé malade : "Ce qui m'a manqué c'est le soutien, parce que j'étais obligé de me débrouiller toute seule...".

Atypical employment: Philippe’s testimony

Publication date 19/06/2004 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

Philippe works in the transport of elderly people and disabled children. His job is a "non-standard" job, his horrors are shattered, equivalent to a small half-time. Interviewed, he explains his situation: "...if I want to do, for example hire in a part-time to complete my salary, it is impossible to manage.".

The precariousness of the self-employed

Publication date 12/08/2016 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

The model of the self-employed advocated by the collaborative economy is questioned by some Take Eat Easy couriers. They are now claiming the status of employees. The commentary on pictures of bike couriers is followed by an interview with Paul ROUDAUT, former messenger of Take Eat Easy.

The precariousness of intermittents

Publication date 14/08/2000 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

The summer festivals are an opportunity for the intermittents of the show to find contracts that allow them to receive unemployment benefits when they are not working. But despite this system, their situation is often precarious. The commentary on images of the preparation of a concert in Apt is followed by interviews with Nicolas BONTEMS, technician, and David PÉRON, manager of Mistral winner.

Two Long Term Acting

Publication date 31/05/1990 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

Seated on the terrace of a café, Patricia and Bruno describe their professional precariousness: they chain the contracts as temporary because no company offers them permanent contracts.

Seasonal workers out of work

Publication date 28/01/1990 From €100.00

Words of precariousness

In Chamrousse, for lack of snow, seasonal workers are deprived of jobs. Interviews with Thierry, ski instructor, and Jean-Michel, who usually works in ski lifts. They describe the precariousness of their situations.

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