2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-49792013000100008
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Desenvolvimento, globalização e trabalho decente

Abstract: O objetivo do artigo é discutir alguns desafios para o projeto brasileiro de desenvolvimento, baseado no consumo de massas dos três últimos Planos Plurianuais, que consiste na busca de equacionamento entre a ampliação da renda nacional através do trabalho, com aumento da empregabilidade e eliminação da precarização do trabalho. A pesquisa procura avaliar e comparar alguns indicadores sobre qualidade no emprego formal, tal como definido pela proposta da Organização Internacional do Trabalho (OIT) para a Agenda … Show more

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“…Rodgers (1989) and Evans and Gibb (2009), in a synthesis of the international literature, consider that precarious work is associated with instability or uncertainty regarding the continuity of working, lack of protection in situations of need, very bad working conditions or unacceptable occupational practices, and insufficient income, which entails social vulnerability. Barbier (2004), Mocelin (2011), Baltar (2013), and Burchell et al (2014) criticize the dichotomy between decent work and precarious work, which the ILO generally advances from, as the contemporary complexity of the working world does not permit dichotomizations and pure types (Costa, 2010), as well as the fact that precarious work means different things in different national and disciplinary contexts (Barbier, 2004). Saunders (2003), in turn, calls attention to the fact that the international literature has used vulnerable worker as a synonym for workers in precarious situations, but that concept also leaves room for countless interpretations, due to the existence of distinct forms of occupational vulnerability (Proni, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rodgers (1989) and Evans and Gibb (2009), in a synthesis of the international literature, consider that precarious work is associated with instability or uncertainty regarding the continuity of working, lack of protection in situations of need, very bad working conditions or unacceptable occupational practices, and insufficient income, which entails social vulnerability. Barbier (2004), Mocelin (2011), Baltar (2013), and Burchell et al (2014) criticize the dichotomy between decent work and precarious work, which the ILO generally advances from, as the contemporary complexity of the working world does not permit dichotomizations and pure types (Costa, 2010), as well as the fact that precarious work means different things in different national and disciplinary contexts (Barbier, 2004). Saunders (2003), in turn, calls attention to the fact that the international literature has used vulnerable worker as a synonym for workers in precarious situations, but that concept also leaves room for countless interpretations, due to the existence of distinct forms of occupational vulnerability (Proni, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fica claro que a situação de E3 é a mais precária em termos de condições de trabalho e renda. Este quadro corrobora o descrito por Baltar (2013), em que as classes trabalhadoras estão mais expostas a trabalhos precários, muitas vezes tendo que se expor a múltiplas jornadas e vínculos trabalhistas para terem acesso a uma renda mínima. Esta situação é oposta à de E2, E4 e E6, que são servidoras públicas, o que lhes dá estabilidade sem a necessidade de múltiplos vínculos empregatícios.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…Começar cedo impacta negativamente na aquisição de TD e, segundo Baltar (2013), o tempo de permanência, junto com as horas trabalhadas, são indicadores síntese para apontar condições de trabalho definidas em termos da Agenda do Trabalho Decente, isto é, há uma correspondência entre baixos salários, jornada de trabalho excessiva e alta rotatividade no trabalho. O tempo de trabalho funciona da mesma forma para os jovens?…”
Section: Resultsunclassified