Low-income ‘employers’ and adolescent domestic workers: A gendered chain of precarity in Lima’s informal sector

Business & Economics

• Domestic Workers 100%
• Informal Sector 69%
• Employers 67%
• Low Income 56%
• Workers 35%
• Household 30%
• Elder Care 26%
• Precarious Work 25%
• Adolescent Girls 22%
• Child Care 20%
• Service Economy 18%
• Social Services 17%
• Peru 16%
• Low Wages 16%
• Expenses 12%
• Workforce 12%
• Participation 11%
• Wages 10%
• Labor 10%

Social Sciences

• informal sector 79%
• low income 50%
• employer 50%
• worker 40%
• adolescent 37%
• Domestic service 23%
• precariousness 20%
• economy 19%
• upper class 19%
• helper 19%
• low wage 19%
• Peru 16%
• child care 15%
• wage 15%
• middle class 14%
• mobile social services 14%
• family member 13%
• labor 11%
• participation 8%
• literature 6%

Earth & Environmental Sciences

• informal sector 97%
• woman 61%
• income 55%
• wage 41%
• household 39%
• services 30%
• child care 25%
• economy 25%
• family 23%
• social service 22%
• labor 15%
• participation 13%
• young 11%
• need 8%