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Anderfuhren, Marie. "L'employée domestique à Recife (Brésil) : entre subordination et recherche d'autonomie." Paris 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA010629.
Full textPiette, Valérie. "Servantes et domestiques: des vies sous condition; essai sur la domesticité 1789-1914." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 1998. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/212035.
Full textCharron, Catherine. "Parcours de travail aux marges de l'emploi : récits du salariat domestique, Québec, deuxième moitié du XXe siècle." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26136.
Full textCette thèse porte sur les figures contemporaines du salariat domestique ainsi que les principales évolutions de ce secteur d’activités dans la deuxième moitié du XXe siècle à Québec. Les récits de vie d’une trentaine de femmes ayant expérimenté diverses formes de travail domestique rémunéré constituent la base empirique de cette étude. Durant cette période historique marquée par l’accroissement spectaculaire de la main-d’œuvre féminine, de même que par le déclin du fordisme et la polarisation du marché du travail, le secteur domestique se diversifie. Les nouvelles formes de service domestique s’inscrivent dans la continuité historique ― notamment en regard de la personnalisation et de la naturalisation du rapport de travail, qui ont maintenu ce secteur à l’écart de la norme salariale depuis le XIXe siècle ―, tout en participant pleinement à la construction de nouveaux régimes d’inégalités de classe, de race et de genre autour de la division du travail dans la société québécoise contemporaine. Les récits de vie témoignent de l’indissociabilité des formes rémunérées et non rémunérées de travail domestique, et de leur caractère structurant dans la construction du rapport des femmes de milieux populaires au travail, à l’emploi et à la famille. De l’apprentissage du service domestique comme mode de socialisation des filles à la permanence domestique assurée par les femmes à toutes les étapes de leur vie familiale, les réseaux féminins familiaux et communautaires tissent la toile de toute une économie des échanges domestiques, sur un continuum entre entraide et emploi. Au cours des dernières décennies du XXe siècle, divers mécanismes se mettent en branle pour créer un bassin de main-d’œuvre domestique, dont certains sont directement liés à l’institution patriarcale du mariage, et concernent les femmes divorcées ou celles qui ont connu une longue absence du marché du travail. L’univers des petits boulots domestiques apparaît comme une sorte d’archipel où sont refoulées des femmes exclues du marché de l’emploi formel. Au sein de cette nébuleuse des emplois domestiques, les dynamiques de professionnalisation, d’institutionnalisation et de segmentation s’articulent autour de la frontière entre service et servitude, laquelle nourrit les pratiques et les représentations dans ces métiers où l’héritage ancillaire fait figure de spectre.
Aznar, Erasun Jaime. "From rich to poor : contesting totalizing precarity in the domestic and care sector and the banking sector." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lille (2022-....), 2024. https://pepite-depot.univ-lille.fr/LIBRE/EDSESAM/2024/2024ULILA019.pdf.
Full textThis dissertation explores precarity as a central concept for understanding contemporary labor and social conditions in late capitalism, focusing on Spain's domestic and care sector and banking sector. It examines how the contemporary political economy has generated expanding and more intense, yet differing experiences of precarity across these sectors and explores how each social group, subjected to different productive requirements navigates and contests precarity. This research has aimed to empirically gather the experiences of precaritized workers, and highlights how workers are forced to bear overwhelming personal responsibilities in the face of politically generated socio economic vulnerability. The thesis contrasts the conditions of domestic and care workers, marked by low wages, job instability, and fragmented employment, with the more regulated and stable employment yet precarious experiences in banking, where workers face corporate strategies aimed at maximizing profit through labor cost reduction, automation, and restructuring. Through a combination of critical theory and empirical research, this study draws on Marxist analysis to shed light on the material and subjective experiences of precarity. It also contributes to broader discussions on capitalism's contradictions, labor, and social reproduction, exploring whether these precarious conditions offer space for emancipatory action. The research highlights that while precarity affects all workers, it is most acute in marginalized sectors like domestic and care work, where workers are undervalued despite being essential. This research also reveals how precarious conditions in low-wage sectors underpin exploitation in concentrated markets, creating a hierarchical structure of precarity that is politically and economically sustained
Gassama, Absa. "Marché du travail et structuration d'un groupe professionnel : le cas des travailleuses domestiques du Sénégal." Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0131.
Full textThe objective of this thesis is to explore the forms of the informal structure of the professional group of domestic workers in the labour market of a poor developing country. To do this, although aware of the formal structural forms and the conflicting links with this informal world, we have based most of our study tries to discover forms of institutionalization in manners that are outside of the rational legal world. We tried to discover the cultural and socioeconomic foundations of the practice of massive domestic wage work. Thus, from the perversion of the circulation of children to the present forms of exercise of the domestic wage work, we find common cultural traits from castes or traditional social classes in Senegal. However, we observe above mainly a real questioning of the forms of solidarity who had woven around traditional domestic work with the wide dissemination of the social practice of domestic wage work and the mobilization of domestic workers on labour markets, to enhance their careers and working conditions. The practice of massive domestic wage work in Senegal led to the institutionalization of its mode of exchange in labour markets belonging to the informal economy. The study of these markets reveals the structure of the group of domestic workers on the basis of their work and from that of a network of intermediaries that emerges. The result is a professional group that puts the concept of "labour markets closed" (C. Paradeise) or social closure in the neo-weberian language
Li, Shuang. "Employées domestiques dans la Chine actuelle : le service domestique au croisement des rapports sociaux de sexe et de la hiérarchie urbain / rural." Paris 8, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA083100.
Full textThis study focuses on women domestic workers in contemporary China and is mainly based on a qualitative fieldwork in the cities of Qingdao and Shanghai. The analysis focuses on political and social change, spatial mobility, family status, work, professionalization and organization of the sector. The theoretical framework is that of sociology of social relations, women domestic workers being at the intersection of different kinds of social relations. As far as personal services are concerned, the thesis focuses on three figures which are particularly suited to a deepened reflection on care work: private care to hospital patients, care to seniors in retirement homes and care to the mother and infant in their first months. The analysis of these three figures has helped open up avenues for a China / West comparison on the conception and realization of care work. The second important axis of this thesis is the division between urban and migrant domestic workers. I argued that the urban / rural divide is indeed an important social relationship for Chinese society. I also showed that urban / rural relations subsumed class relations (the delegation of domestic labor from wealthy urban families to poor women is to be understood as a manifestation of the social division of labor), and it could also be regarded as the equivalent of a relation of racialization. As "people from outside", the migrants of rural origin are actually sentenced to a second class citizenship
Lefebvre, Marion. "Qualité(s) de l’emploi dans les services à la personne : entre régulations publiques et professionnelles." Thesis, Lille 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LIL12016/document.
Full textHome care and personal services are heavily supported by economic and social policies in France. What is the quality of these jobs? Are there different forms of job quality in this heterogeneous group of activities? How are “quality compromises” built? How are they legitimated? These are the essential questions addressed in this thesis. In order to answer these issues, we study the progressive construction of public and professional regulations which contribute to shape jobs and their characteristics. The structuring of professional relationships is more particularly analysed on the basis of a qualitative survey carried out among people in charge of bargaining collective agreements. The interpretive lens used in the analysis of empirically observed forms of job quality is derived from this first historical and social framing. A second, epistemological and theoretical framing, aims at pointing out the way through which the concept of “job quality” is approached in the thesis. Job quality is investigated in its multiple economic and social dimensions (remuneration, job security, working conditions...) through an approach based on the gaps to the mean of French job standards. The use and treatment of statistical data based on two national surveys emphasizes that these deviations from the norm tend to be cumulative on several dimensions in personal services. “Cumulative constraints at work” is thus important, but situations are heterogeneous. We then demonstrate the coexistence of a plurality of job quality configurations embedded in public and professional regulations
Barbier, Pascal. "De « petits » employés d’un « grand » magasin : Enquête sur les employés de la vente au Bazar de l’Opéra." Thesis, Paris 5, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA05H032.
Full textWho are the sales assistants and what does their day at work look like? Based on anethnographic survey (participant observation in a parisian department store and interviews),this thesis answers these questions and contributes to the sociology of work and the sociologyof the clerks. Firstly, by exploring the working and employment conditions of the salesmen,their technics and savoir-faire, the way they see their work, it sheds light on a work rarelyobserved by the sociology of work. Secondly, the thesis contributes to the sociology of clerks.It analyses a part of this group that can be seen as belonging to an “in-between” area: betweenthe most insecure job and the steady and qualified work
Ndekamotsebo, Jean-Marie. "Les trajectoires socio-professionnelles des employés au Gabon : cas des employés de banque." Paris 8, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA082100.
Full textJanyam, Kanda. "La qualité de vie des employés dans les usines à Songkhla au sud de la Thaïlande." Montpellier 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006MON30049.
Full textThe purpose of this study was to investigate the level of the quality of life (QOL) of employees in the province of Songkhla in the south of Thailand, to identify factors related to QOL, to construct predictive model, to identify problems/obstacles in promoting quality of life and to suggest solutions. WHOQOL-BEF was used to identify the QOL of the employees. 1,009 questionnaires were used for analysis. Correlation and regression analysis were used for testing the hypothesis. Results revealed that the QOL of the employees was moderate. Age, marital status, position, tenure, wages, pay, work security, autonomy, routinization, supervisor support, co-worker support, promotional opportunities, role ambiguity, extra-role conflict, and job satisfaction were significantly related to the QOL. Moreover, between these variables, there were seven variables that significantly predict the QOL. The results revealed that position, tenure, wages, routinization, co-worker support, and job satisfaction positively predict the QOL while the extra-role conflict negatively predicts the QOL. These results indicate that work has a direct effect on QOL. Therefore, to improve the QOL of the employees, the results suggested a number of solutions that the organization should pay more attention to. Additionally, the government should look into the employees’ working conditions, enhancing law enforcement actions related to employment, welfare services, and work safety as well as the support and promotion of human well-being
Alonzo, Philippe. "Le travail employé : le processus de la diversification de la catégorie des employés : approche socio-technique des conditions de travail et problématique des formes de vie." Nantes, 1994. https://proxy.scd.univ-tours.fr/login?url=https://www.harmatheque.com/ebook/2738443974.
Full textThe aim of this doctoral dissertation is to study the process of diversification of the employee category. Therefore, to begin with, it underscores the socio-economic conditions which contributed to bring this social category into being and also the series of changes which enable us to study it today. Indeed as soon as it came into being all the socio-economic, professional and cultural conditions that set this process of diversification in notion, were already present. First this diversification can be explained by the great variety of jobs and employments which this category encapsulates. The secretary can be found in it alongside the saleswoman, but it also includes the bank-clerk, the policeman, the wage-earning hairdresser as well as the charwoman. So, having carefully examined the various already existing definitions of the employee social category, we have been able to gather them together in one common identity as wage-earning workers involved in performing sign work. Thanks to this definition, we have put the technical systems of the employees sign work as well as their unequal evolutions at the centre of our study by referring them to areas where employed works may be stable or on the opposite unstable, this task has enabled us to open up our field of study to an evolving sociology of working and employment systems and to get closer to the discriminating patterns that give shape and measure to the range of sign work of the employees. Finally, the third part consisted of putting forward guidelines for a much wider problematic by reflecting on the "shock waves" that this process of diversification of the employee workforce is likely to touch off beyond the sole production sphere. This has enabled us to observe in what ways these changes alter professional identities, shift their boundaries, bring about new definitions, blur them and, more deeply, what teir consequences are on social identities and more
Ichou-Coussement, Nicole. "Les employés de banque du C. N. E. P. Et de la B. N. C. I. : parcours de travail et temps de vie : 1848/1970." Paris 10, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA100101.
Full textThe intent of this thesis is to study the employees of CNEP and BNCI, two banks wich merged in 1966 to form BNP. Deciding to prolong the study from 1848 (date of fondation two banks) to 1970 permits a primary analisis of the effects of the merger on the employees. The personnel records are the primary source material. From the analysis of time at work and « spare time », we obtain an image both of the differences between these employees, and of the unity of two groups. Three periods stand out : the first from 1848 to 1914 shows a work force, largely masculine and well educated who could rise rapidly within the ranks to positions of responsability. The second phase from 1914 to 1945 marks a diversification of this social group with women taking a wider place but lacking access to promotion. In 1925 a major strike of bank workers drew attention to the problems within tthe profession. Finally from 1945 to 1970 banks evolved more and more towwards commercial activities. The influx of youngs graduates alters the means of access to senior positions. Since the merger in 1966 two groups met, fused their know-how and their individual identities to create a new entity. Between the history of the nation, the history of banks and the story of individuals, a professional body born in the XIXth century; gradualy defines itdelf thanks to personnel records, with the hierarchy, daily going on and the social position of the employees
Causse, Lise. "La professionnalité des aides-soignantes en maison de retraite : entre subjectivité et réification." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082371.
Full textThe subject of the present work is an immersion in the world of nursing auxiliaries responsible for old people in purpose-built medicalized homes. Their daily relationship in the ill or handicapped people is one of closeness and intimacy is one of closeness and intimacy. The chronic shortage of staff, the way the work is organized and rationalized instrumentally leads to an intensification of the auxiliaries work. This means their acts become routine and their relationship with the old people deteriorates, wich can lead to forms of reification of the other. The job of nursing auxiliaries is tiring and trying. We will study their activity from the subjective point of view through their life histories this enables us to highlight the objective contradictions in their work, as well as the defence and resistance mechanisms of these women
Boni, Monica. "La domesticité en Toscane aux XIVe et XVe siècles." Paris 4, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA040172.
Full textIn the XIV-XV centuries, the domesticity population in Tuscany is composed of free and non-free : i. E. Slaves originating mainly from the Oriental countries as well as natives, born free. Domesticity is essentially female. Moreover, it is extremely difficult to distinguish, taking as sole basis the language in the texts of the XIV and XV centuries - in latin or tuscan - whether we are in presence of slaves or servants (free). Thanks to financial, commercial or public documents (a large amount unpublished) but also to literary sources, it is possible to draw an innovating picture of tuscan domesticity. For the slaves : extraction, somatic aspects and physical characteristics, value and above all how their insertion in contemporary functions and whether they compete or associate with servants of non-servile origin. For those born free : origin, salary, type and duration of work. . . . Apart from physical characteristics and linguistic origin, it is difficult to outline the differences, and the frontier between slaves and free servants becomes increasingly tenuous, whilst appears simultaneously a new category of servants, officially free but nevertheless of foreign origin : yesterday’s slaves ! These mix and can be confused with the usual domestics : of local extraction and free for time immemorial
Rachdi, Amina. "L’impact de l’environnement relationnel interculturel sur la qualite de service perçue et la qualite de vie au travail." Thesis, Lille, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LIL1A003.
Full textThe expansion of international business around the world, as well as internationalization, is a phase that is neither easy nor simple. This phase requires the use of foreign labour to carry out this mission, which makes it possible to create the phenomenon of expatriation. The expatriate employee who decides to leave his country of origin to work elsewhere plans to succeed in his expatriation mission, but the cultural difference that may exist between the culture of his native country and that of the host country represents a relative obstacle that may prevent his integration on the one hand and suspend the multinational company's internationalization project on the other hand. Our research will propose a new vision different from the traditional one that accuses culture of being the only decisive variable in determining the success or failure of the expatriation experience. We will take the liberty of analysing in a broader and more precise way the various other factors, apart from culture, that come into play in this experience. The purpose of our thesis is to closely analyze the real experiences of expatriate employees working in Qatar on their own initiative in order to draw conclusions, remarks, analyses, interpretations and recommendations that will allow us to add new contributions to international marketing studies in the future, given the shortage of studies that address the situation of expatriate employees working in the Gulf country. Indeed, variables such as the intercultural relational environment, which consists of several other sub-variables, as well as organizational engagement, can shed light both theoretically and empirically on interactions with the culture variable in order to determine the perceived quality of service that the company is trying to provide and improve, as well as the quality of work life that the expatriate employee dreams of finding to better integrate into his new intercultural environment and to ensure better performance afterwards
Charron, Catherine. "La question du travail domestique au début du XXe siècle au Québec : un enjeu à la Fédération nationale Saint-Jean-Baptiste, 1900-1927." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24622/24622.pdf.
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Cousin, Justine. "Extra-European Seamen employed by British Imperial Shipping Companies (1860-1960)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL135.
Full textThis dissertation studies extra-European seamen who worked on steamships of the British shipping companies throughout the British Empire, by using metropolitan and colonial archives as well as oral history testimonies. These sources are studied with an imperial, maritime, labour and social history approaches. Extra-European seamen came from the Caribbean, the Indian subcontinent, the Arabian peninsula, Eastern and Western Africa. They were hired for unskilled or low-skilled positions in the three shipboard departments, based on pseudoscientific characteristics which created racial hierarchies. They were chosen over their British counterparts, as they cost less and worked more hours aboard. Tbey were subordinated to white officers, as non-white seamen could not get a senior position. Their accommodation and food rations both reflected work division and racial segregation, as they had specific and lower living quarters and food. They were also set apart with their dedicated uniforms. Extra-European seamen are massively recruited from 1849 onwards until further restrictions from 1905 and the interwar years especially. Some of them settled in interracial dockside areas, which were often run-down, overpopulated and physically segregated from the rest of the city. They may stay in boarding-houses that acted as buffers between native and metropolitan cultures or be taken in charge by the local missionaries. Some of them settled in their own houses and began interracial relationships with local white women, which periocally arouse hostility from the local white men
Cousin, Justine. "Extra-European Seamen employed by British Imperial Shipping Companies (1860-1960)." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL135.
Full textThis dissertation studies extra-European seamen who worked on steamships of the British shipping companies throughout the British Empire, by using metropolitan and colonial archives as well as oral history testimonies. These sources are studied with an imperial, maritime, labour and social history approaches. Extra-European seamen came from the Caribbean, the Indian subcontinent, the Arabian peninsula, Eastern and Western Africa. They were hired for unskilled or low-skilled positions in the three shipboard departments, based on pseudoscientific characteristics which created racial hierarchies. They were chosen over their British counterparts, as they cost less and worked more hours aboard. Tbey were subordinated to white officers, as non-white seamen could not get a senior position. Their accommodation and food rations both reflected work division and racial segregation, as they had specific and lower living quarters and food. They were also set apart with their dedicated uniforms. Extra-European seamen are massively recruited from 1849 onwards until further restrictions from 1905 and the interwar years especially. Some of them settled in interracial dockside areas, which were often run-down, overpopulated and physically segregated from the rest of the city. They may stay in boarding-houses that acted as buffers between native and metropolitan cultures or be taken in charge by the local missionaries. Some of them settled in their own houses and began interracial relationships with local white women, which periocally arouse hostility from the local white men
Bret, Julien. "Travail global et production d’un individu servile : activités économiques et migrations de travailleurs non arabes au Liban." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LYO20136/document.
Full textThis work tries to set the figure of the individu servile to analyze the migration in Lebanon of non-Arab workers, Sri Lankan and Filipinos; 95% of these workers are women; the very figure of this individu servile is the female live-in domestic worker which is the major occupation in the context of a delegation of reproductive labor that includes also male workers. The first part is to clarify the theoretical framework and the hypothesis that structure this research (between the goals of a sociology of international migrations and those of a sociology of labor markets), and its methodological framework. In a second part, we set the migratory status of Lebanon and the transnational context of the fabrication of the individu servile, with reference to the new migrations in the Middle-East region. The social and economical rules - the kafala system at first - that organize the migration flux, the occupation of workers and their control through the labor process, result in a so-called nŽgativitŽ des rapports sociaux, which lies in an ideological or false process of recognition. In a third part, we show the gradual delegation of reproductive labor in urban Lebanese society, and the aspects of communities social segmentation; and we propose a vision of biographical splitting and subjective or self reconstruction in the process of careers to be distinguished between linearity, discontinuity and errance
Callorda, Fossati Ela. "Le travail domestique revisité à travers les enquêtes emploi du temps et les transformations du salariat : diversité internationale des institutions du travail et étude du cas de l’Uruguay." Thesis, Bordeaux, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BORD0204.
Full textIn a context of decline of the male breadwinner standard, based on a pluridisciplinary approach, this thesis revisits thedomestic labour framework analysis. The first chapter carries an international perspective including developing countries(DCs) in order to discern the diversity and singularity of labour institutions. Follows the case study of Uruguay pointing out arecent break in the legacy, certainly hybrid, with liberal labour institutions and the implementation of a model labelled aspost-liberal, where collective bargaining takes a major role, including at the margins of wage labour, i.e. integrating paiddomestic workers. Theoretical arguments refer, in terms of structures, to the definitional unit of the domestic mode ofproduction, underline the limits of main corpus – the instrumental rationality of the neoclassical theory and functionalism ofthe Marxist approach – and explore the renew involving the concept of care in its consideration of the interpersonaldimension and affects. This research examines the methodological challenges raised by time use surveys (TUSs) in DCs, thistool particularly adapted to measure the domestic labour time through the collection of data on daily activities. Using theUruguayan TUS (MUT-ECH 2007), we identify the determinants of domestic burden carried by wives and test for dualearner,the so-called autonomy hypothesis and its extensions. Their earnings considered in absolute terms are a key factordecreasing the domestic volume they do. The domestic service represents the only form of outsourcing exercising asubstitution effect. However, these results are modified when considering the composite nature of domestic labour and itsunequal marital distribution
Morneau, Brigitte. "La délocalisation et son impact sur les employés transférés: une étude de cas dans le secteur des services." Thèse, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/3210.
Full textEconomic transformations aimed at creating a unique international market, technology innovations and the availability of a highly-skilled workforce in low-wage countries urge company managers to reassess their organization and the location of their production capacities. This, in turn, increases flexibility, the only guarantee to ensure the survival of the organization (Atkinson, 1987; Patry, 1994; Purcell et Purcell, 1998; Kennedy, 2002; Kallaberg, Reynolds, Marsden, 2003 and Berger, 2006). One strategy displayed by organizations in order to remain competitive is outsourcing (Kennedy, 2002; Amiti and Wei, 2004; Barthélemy, 2004; Trudeau and Martin, 2006; Olsen, 2006). Technology, globalization and access to a new pool of highly skilled worforce make production fragmentation easier than it had been in past years and each link of the chain production attracts great amounts of attention to an optimum localization option (Hertveldt et al., 2005). In these conditions, all activities requiring no complex physical interaction between colleagues or between an employee and a customer are prone to be transferred to a subcontractor, be it here or abroad (Farrell, 2005). Most researches about outsourcing essentially concentrate on managerial motives to resort to it (Lauzon-Duguay, 2005) or on organizations’ successes or failures when trying to establish a strategy of that nature (Logan, Faught and Ganster, 2004). Nonetheless, potential impacts of outsourcing employees have rarely been considered in previous researches (Benson, 1998; Kessler, Coyle-Shapiro and Purcell, 1999 and Logan et al., 2004). However, human aspects must also be considered seriously because it could be the cause of success or failure of such a process. The human aspects surrounding the outsourcing process seem to play a role in the impact of outsourcing on employees. Thus, according to Kessler et al. (1999), three general factors would influence how employees perceive outsourcing: the way employees feel they were treated by their former employer (context), the degree of attractiveness of their new employment (pull factor) and the reality of employee experiences following the change in employer (landing). This research aims at understanding the impact of an organization’s decision to contract out a number of its activities on the employees who are therefore transferred to the subcontractor. More precisely, we want to understand what consequences the outsourcing of an organization named “Source” (the one who gives the activities and the employees) to an organization named “Destination” (the one who takes over the given activities and the workforce) can be found on the transferred employees when looking at their quality of life at work and at their working conditions. Many questions arise at this level. What is a successful transfer from the employees’ point of view? Are quality of life at work and working conditions impacted? To what level do the human aspects have an influence on the impact of the outsourcing of employees? What would be the best possible way to manage that kind of relocation from the employer’s point of view? The analysis model is composed of four variables. The first dependent variable (DV1) of our model relates to the quality of life at work of transferred employees. The second dependent variable (DV2) refers to the working conditions of transferred employees. The third variable, the independent variable (IV) relates back to the outsourcing of activities which contains two dimensions: (1) the decision of outsourcing and (2) the implementation process. The fourth variable, the moderator variable (MV), is the management of the human aspects that are considered on a three-dimensional basis: (1) context, (2) pull factor and (3) landing. Three research hypotheses result from our analysis model. The first two relate to the fact that outsourcing leads to a deterioration in the quality of life at work (H1) and of the working conditions (H2). The third hypothesis states that the management of the human aspects moderates the impact of employees who are contracted out (H3). This research consists of a case study conducted on a financial institution (Source) which outsourced its technology activities to an expert in IT organization (Destination). Eleven open-ended interviews were conducted with the key-players (transferred employees and managers from both organizations). Results show that outsourcing generally has a negative impact on transferred employees. On the other hand, it is not possible to generalize this assertion on all indicators. Results highlight the negative consequences found in intrinsic job motivation, organizational commitment as well as job satisfaction linked to its relational aspect. Outsourcing has also led to deterioration in working conditions of transferred employees when it comes to the level of job security, tasks content and evaluation, health and safety at work as well as the duration of work. But, from the employees point of view, the most significant consequences are related to the salary and the fringe benefits. The consequences of contracting out are, however, positive when it comes to professional accomplishment and job satisfaction linked to its technical aspect. As for interpersonal trust at work, work coordination, professional training and work location, there seems to have no significant consequences, according to what employees said when interviewed. Finally, results highlight the significant moderator effect of the human factors on the impact of outsourcing on the transferred employees. The financial institution (Source) tried to decrease the impact of outsourcing, but it was not sufficient. Employees were strongly attached to their first employer and did not want to leave it for another organization holding a different company culture that did not appeal to them. That is why the management of the human aspects contributed to amplifying the negative impacts of outsourcing, especially the ones related to the quality of life at work of transferred employees. Key words: (1) outsourcing, (2) transferred employees, (3) quality of life at work, (4) working conditions, (5) Information technologies (IT), (6) organization, (7) human resources management.