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Trabalho decente e precarização Decent work and precariousness instability

Authors: Cinara L. Rosenfield;

Trabalho decente e precarização Decent work and precariousness instability

Abstract

Na atual fase do capitalismo, as empresas de ponta são organizadas por projetos. Para os trabalhadores a valorização recai sobre a capacidade de adaptação e de gestão de suas empregabilidades através do engajamento em projetos transitórios. Nosso objetivo é refletir se essa adaptabilidade significaria uma nova relação com o trabalho marcada pela flexibilidade positiva ou seria uma justificação de um contexto de precarização. Com base na análise das vivências dos quadros superiores de empresas de TI, atores emblemáticos de trabalho considerado decente, desenvolvemos a hipótese de um "empreendedorismo de si mesmo" que se configura como justificação da precarização, aqui entendida como processo de institucionalização da instabilidade.In the current phase of capitalism, leading companies are primarily organized through projects. Workers are valued according to their ability to adapt and manage their employability through their commitment to transitory projects. The present study explores the question of whether this adaptability signals a new relationship to work involving a positive flexibility, or simply a management regime used to justify heightened job vulnerability. Through an analysis of the experiences of employees working in the upper levels of IT firms, the text develops the hypothesis of 'self entrepreneurship', which emerges as a justification for social vulnerability, understood here as a process of institutionalizing instability.

Keywords

Quadros superiores, IT Work, Regime of moral justification, Job vulnerability, Upper levels of IT firms, Trabalho informacional, Sociology (General), Sistema de justificação moral, Precarização social, HM401-1281

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