Dear AoIR / Air-L members, Greetings from Córdoba, Argentina. It´s a pleasure to share with you our latest edition of the "Boletin ONTEAIKEN", that includes articles around the topics of global labour, transformations, sensibilities and social conflicts, written in collaboration with many members of this community. Please see below and share. Thank you. Best regards, Martin Eynard (PhD) CIECS (CONICET, UNC) *ONTEAIKEN N° 22* *“Global Labor”: transformations, sensibilities and social conflicts* The numerous researches that explain and qualify the transformations of the *“world of work” *over the last twenty years cannot ignore the *"global/ local"* component running through these phenomena. The numerous researches that explain and qualify the transformations of the “world of work” over the last twenty years cannot ignore the "global/ local" component running through these phenomena. Behind this finding we could recognize at least the following relevant features linked to the complexity announced in the emergence of this "metamorphosis": *a-* Firstly, that the understanding of the diverse and complex "global / local" realities of labor require efforts that strain the fragmentation of disciplinary approaches; *b-* In addition, the understanding of the problems associated with the realities of the bodies-that-work (Lisdero) requires linking the transformations of/in the global/local labor world, with the deep metamorphosis of the conditions that shape the subject’s everyday life. *c-* This insight should not leave aside the debate on the implications that the different modes of accumulation cause on inclusion/exclusion/marginalit y and the forms of spoliation of the various and heterogeneous masses of workers. *d-* Finally, it is also important the way in which the global production networks develop concurrently in relation with a sets emergency/latency conflicts that in turn are connected, again, with the aforementioned transformation of the daily lives of thousands of subjects with the current processes of social re-structuring. Such conflicts demand to be understood from a perspective that goes beyond the false antinomy micro-macro that reconfigures dimensions such as space/time or work/leisure/non work, in order to promote a look that re-binds an (undetermined) global logic of the social. Based on the above, and precisely highlighting some of the dimensions that from our perspective are relevant, the new number of Onteaiken aims to bring together a series of articles that problematize the connections between local realities experienced by workers in the framework of global processes. *We invite you to explore Onteaiken 22 (in Spanish)* VISIT OUR WEBSITE <http://estudiosociologicos.dyd.es/newslink/275635/25.html> *ONTEAIKEN *(ISSN 1852-3854) es una iniciativa del "Programa de Estudios sobre Acción Colectiva y Conflicto Social" <http://estudiosociologicos.dyd.es/newslink/275635/13.html> <http://estudiosociologicos.dyd.es/newslink/275635/14.html>