Trabalho decente no contexto das plataformas digitais: uma pesquisa-ação do Projeto Fairwork no Brasil

Rebechi, Claudia Nociolini; Valente, Jonas C.L.; Salvagni, Julice; Carelli, Rodrigo; Figaro, Roseli

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“…The historical weight and the individualism of these norms 'prime' journalists to accept precarity as an unavoidable feature of journalistic work (particularly at entry level)." (Örnebring, 2018, p. 18) The elimination of labor ties, the destructuring of labor law legislation, and labor expenses now being individualized, meaning they are the responsibility of the individual who performs the job, are all aspects of platformization (Carelli, Cavalcanti & Fonseca, 2020;Antunes, 2020;Fairwork Brasil, 2022;5 Antunes, 2023;Rebechi et al, 2023).…”

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Platform economy and journalism: another side to the precarious labor environment in Brazil

Nicoletti,

Figaro

2024

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In this article, we discuss the precarious labor environment of Brazilian journalists with relation to platformization and the impacts it has had on the profession. This discussion is based on research data conducted on the work of journalists in Brazil, and primarily on the analysis of the results from the Brazilian Journalist Profile 2021 survey. The online survey consisted of a total of 3,100 professionals working in the field of journalism throughout the country. Data reliability is 95%, with a 2.3% margin of error. The study shows that around 60% of journalists work with online media, and more than half work from home – most of whom paid a high price for this as they were placed under a high level of stress with heavy workloads and overtime. Additionally, 50% of professionals in other communications fields have had to develop social networking roles that are unrelated to their job description. The discussion of this data, in view of precariousness and platformization, leads us to conclude that journalism professionals are subject to working conditions that have an impact on the quality of their physical and mental health.

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Section: The Platformization Of Journalistic Work Increases Precariou...mentioning

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Platform economy and journalism: another side to the precarious labor environment in Brazil

Nicoletti,

Figaro

2024

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Trabalho decente no contexto das plataformas digitais: uma pesquisa-ação do Projeto Fairwork no Brasil

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Platform economy and journalism: another side to the precarious labor environment in Brazil

Platform economy and journalism: another side to the precarious labor environment in Brazil

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