Impactos gerados pela reforma trabalhista brasileira de 2017 na disparidade de poder nas relações de trabalho.
Data
2021-08-12
Autores
Pallone, Marcelo Enrico Sampar [UNIFESP]
Orientadores
Carvalho, Marcelo Soares de [UNIFESP]
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Trabalho de conclusão de curso de graduação
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O presente trabalho visa oferecer evidências de que as Reformas Flexibilizadoras das relações de trabalho adotadas desde 2017 no Brasil, não cumpriram com sua promessa de fomentar o reaquecimento da economia no país e, por conseguinte, diminuir a taxa de desemprego, assim como falhou em estimular a reinserção da população economicamente ativa brasileira sem emprego, em postos de trabalho considerados formais. Além disso, a obra almeja apresentar indícios de que tais reformas possuem um outro objetivo político, a saber, atender os interesses dos donos dos meios de produção com respeito ao crescimento da disparidade de poder entre os pólos da relação de compra e venda de trabalho.
The present work aims to offer evidences that the Reforms that made labor relationships more flexible in Brazil, adopted since 2017, did not fulfill their promise to encourage the recovery of the economy in the country and, consequently, the reduction of the unemployment rate, as well as failed to stimulate the reinsertion of the unemployed part of the economically active Brazilian population in formal jobs. In addition, the work aims to present evidences that such reforms have another political objective, namely, to meet the interests of the owners of the means of production with respect to the growing disparity of power between the poles of the relationship between the purchase and sale of work.
The present work aims to offer evidences that the Reforms that made labor relationships more flexible in Brazil, adopted since 2017, did not fulfill their promise to encourage the recovery of the economy in the country and, consequently, the reduction of the unemployment rate, as well as failed to stimulate the reinsertion of the unemployed part of the economically active Brazilian population in formal jobs. In addition, the work aims to present evidences that such reforms have another political objective, namely, to meet the interests of the owners of the means of production with respect to the growing disparity of power between the poles of the relationship between the purchase and sale of work.