1. A system of labor organization where workers are separated or divided based on race, ethnicity, gender, or other characteristics, often resulting in unequal pay, working conditions, or opportunities
During the Jim Crow era, segregated labor practices kept Black workers in lower-paying jobs with worse conditions.
Durante a era Jim Crow, práticas de trabalho segregado mantinham trabalhadores negros em empregos com salários mais baixos e piores condições.
2. The separation of different types of work or job categories by demographic groups within an economy or workplace
Segregated labor in the construction industry meant women were excluded from many skilled trades.
O trabalho segregado na indústria da construção significava que as mulheres eram excluídas de muitos ofícios especializados.