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Violencia de prestatarios de servicios : un riesgo psicosocial que reclama atención en Argentina

Authors: Walter, Jorge;

Violencia de prestatarios de servicios : un riesgo psicosocial que reclama atención en Argentina

Abstract

El análisis de los resultados de la Primera Encuesta Argentina a Trabajadores sobre Empleo, Trabajo, Condiciones, Medio Ambiente Laboral y Salud, realizada en 2009 —que por primera vez incorporó un apartado con preguntas sobre riesgos psicosociales—, reveló un fenómeno de magnitud e impacto inesperados: la violencia de los prestatarios sobre los trabajadores en las organizaciones del sector servicios. Una revisión posterior de la literatura puso de manifiesto que el problema suscitó recientemente el interés de la academia internacional, así como una creciente preocupación por parte de los organismos internacionales, las empresas y los sindicatos en diferentes países. Mediante un análisis descriptivo de los resultados de la encuesta, el presente texto se interroga sobre el impacto de la violencia de los prestatarios según sectores y categorías de trabajadores, sobre el grado de información de estos últimos acerca de sus derechos y sobre el modo como las empresas y las organizaciones sindicales asumen y contienen el problema.

The analysis of the results of the 2009 argentine National Survey for Work, Employment and Health and Environmental conditions —which for the first time included a section with questions on psychosocial risks— highlighted a phenomenon of unexpected impacts and reach: the violence of the customers on the workers in organizations in the service sector. The literature review revealed that the problem recently drew the attention of academia and raised concerns in international organizations, companies and unions in different countries. Through a descriptive analysis of the survey’s results, the present text asks about the impact this form of violence has on labor according to different sectors and categories of employment, on the degree of information employees have on their rights and on the way in which companies and unions tackle and curb this problem.

Fil: Walter, Jorge Alejandro. Universidad de San Andres. Departamento de Administración de Empresas; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina

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Violencia en el Trabajo, Riesgos psicosociales, verbal aggressions, Psycho-social risks, violencia en el trabajo, Argentina, RELACIONES LABORALES, AMBIENTE DE TRABAJO, CALIDAD DE LA VIDA LABORAL, Riesgos Psicosociales, violence at work, agresiones verbales, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.4, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, CONDICIONES DE TRABAJO, Agresiones Verbales

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