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The purpose of this qualitative research was to understand how the practices and discourses undermining the dignity and integrity of trans youth operate. Focus groups and semi-structured interviews were conducted with 23 trans youth between the ages of 16 and 29 in Mexico. Content analysis was used to identify the practices and discourses through which their rights were violated in a range of dimensions (identity, labor, education, health and space). Moreover, the acts and resources they used to cope with the various forms of infringement, such as emotions, information and communication technologies, and art were identified. We conclude that relations of social inequality translate into the precarization of human rights and, at the same time, the basis that contributes to resisting the precarization of rights and the construction of a trans political subjectivity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article will bring critical reflections on the precariousness in work due to ICTs -- Information and Communication Technologies -- and the impacts on the professional practice of the social worker working class in the context of the current Brazilian health crisis. The work presented is the result of the analysis of data collected in the Extension Project "Caring for those who care reception and training of social workers on the front line of Covid 19", promoted by the Federal University of Mato Grosso-UFMT. The extension project has been active since 2020 and has the participation of social workers from several Brazilian states working in different professional areas. Through critical reflections, the article will bring to light, current data that show the precariousness of work relations in the daily life of the Brazilian social worker from the interference of digital media. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article proposes to carry out a perspective analysis of changes in the 2017 Labor Reform in the work relations of teachers in private higher education institutions, presenting qualitative data from field research and document analysis. For the development of this analysis, the theoretical framework presents some changes in private higher education in Brazil, bringing the commodification and internationalization of education as relevant points for understanding the current scenario. A description of the main changes in labor legislation from 1990 to 2017 was also presented, so that one could understand the evolution or setback of labor legislation, also presenting new forms of work such as the more recently called "Uberization" in education. A qualitative research was carried out, using semi-structured interviews, investigating the views of teachers, managers and union representatives. Based on the analysis of the literature and data collected from the interviews, it was found that the changes brought about by the labor reform boosted and boosted new forms of work in the educational market. However, such innovations, while making hiring more flexible and speeding up the growth of HEIs, in the view of the professors, bring with them an increase in the precariousness of work and a loss of quality in teaching. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Waste pickers are key players within municipal solid waste management and an important link in the recycling chain. Waste pickers perform their activities in precarious conditions: they work in bad weather; run the risk of traffic accidents; come in contact with insects that transmit disease and suffer from weight overload. These conditions are aggravated by the lack of labor rights and guarantees, as well as the instability of income and exploitation in commercial processes receiving derisory prices for materials. In this context, the present research seeks, in an interdisciplinary way, the supply chain management interface with the aspects that constitute the precariousness of the pickers’ work, aiming to identify and foster proposals for infrastructure and supply chain improvements of an association of recyclable waste pickers through dialogue and construction with the workers concerned. For this, the ergonomic work analysis was used for information gathering and diagnosis that will subsidize the construction of a process map through the SIPOC tool. From the documentary analysis of the project, the result of part of the association’s production process was reached, that is, its recovery of recyclables in 2018, which reached a volume of 141,893.7 kg. This study sought to provide moments of reflective discussion with the pickers about the organizational processes of the association, in order to collectively construct proposals that enable better working conditions for them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Up until recently, both the figures of the Union and of Labour Law could have been represented by a house - a home - with its core values of sturdiness, permanence, security and predictability. In the past few decades, both have undergone a shift and are now more closely represented by the figure of the street, with its core characteristics of insecurity, surprise and a lack of stability. This brief article aims to bring some of the key reasons for the shift to light, as well as highlighting possibilities for a post-pandemic future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to talk about the highest impact of outsourcing in Brazil on women workers. For the better understanding of the central theme, it will be addressed first the concept and historic of outsourcing and its impacts on brazilian workers in general. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article analyzes the relationship between labor and politics in Brazil during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is done by tracing the political and social processes that have built up today’s world of labor in Brazil, identifying its main features, and also relating the ways the working class and social movements have struggled against it. Our main argument is that even before the pandemic the Brazilian world of labor was already marked by low social protection and high levels of precariousness, informality, and unemployment. The sanitary emergency brought by COVID-19 exposes this situation wide open and makes its impacts even more serious. That is why the demands presented by the working class in this context are relevant, as they bring to light the hardships in work activities, highlight the social and labor processes that were dismantled and implemented in Brazil in recent years, and point to future issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article discusses the precariousness and precariousness of the working class's existential and working conditions, the emergence of the precariat as a "new layer" of that class and the intensification of the precariousness and precariousness of the working class with the productive restructuring of capital and its current phase of accumulation. The film "You were not here" is used to emphasize some of the precarious and precarious aspects of the existential and working conditions of salaried workers around the world. Some brief considerations are also made about how SARS-COV-2 opens up the precarious and precarious situation of the working class, intensified by the austerity economic policy in the social area and the labor easing of neoliberal capital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper discusses the role of supervised internship in the professional training of journalists, considering the current working conditions and a scenario of precariousness, accumulation of functions and reduction of jobs. We present the results of an opinion poll conducted by the Union of Professional Journalists of the Federal District with students of Journalism in the DF regarding internship experiences, with their demands and expectations, and the relationships between universities, students and workplaces. The responses indicate an anticipation of entering the internship, replacement of activities by professional journalists and weaknesses in the supervision process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Social policies in Brazil, especially during the country's re-democratization process with the participation of Social Movements, are investigated. Legislation deals with education policy, especially the Guidelines and Basics Law and the challenges provided in neoliberal times with the precariousness of social policy and freezing of investments. Current analysis investigates the work of social assistants at the Municipal Secretariat of Education in Três Rios RJ, Brazil, and detects the difficulties, limits and possibilities for the development of the work of social assistants within an interdisciplinary team according to laws that foreground the profession and professional work. Research is the product of participating observation during supervised trainee period in Social Service. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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When talking about domestic employment the imaginary of the population is limited and can only imagine a worker, well stereotyped, being female, black and poor, however, no one is able to infer what is stemming from work relations of work Domestic. Can we imagine a friendly, egalitarian work environment based on best practices among employers and domestic workers? Le Guillant (2006) notes that the status of maid is rooted in resentment and humiliation, since her activity is placed in a disqualified social place. In this context, it is asked: What dothe reports of domestic workers about their working conditions and relationships in domestic employment be unveiled? This article aims to analyze and unveil these issues from reports made by workers on a social network page. To analyze the research corpus, narrative analysis was chosen. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to present the theme of the presence of Syrian refugees in Brazil since 2011, the year in which the war in Syria broke out. The main objectives of this article were: 1) to identify the work trajectories of Syrian refugees, verifying their strategies for job insertion and their main reception networks; 2) to identify cases of discrimination and prejudice in their work paths. In this investigation, we apply narratives as a methodological tool on work trajectories. The main results obtained through the narratives are related to the precarious conditions of the work and life of refugees. Cases of discrimination and prejudice have also been found in the work paths of Syrian refugees. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this text is to discuss the impacts of the Washington Consensus guidelines on the precarious working conditions of higher education teachers in Brazil. This document was presented as a form of recommendations for the resumption of development of peripheral nations in the 1990s. It then became the requirements of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank (WB) to provide aid to countries in crisis, as well as to renegotiations of external debts. In this context, hegemonic guidelines for the conduct of educational reforms in Brazil emerged. The Government actions of decapitalization of public universities and the expansion of private higher education, which are part of the precariousness work of higher education teaching, have logical links with the political and economic directions of the Washington Consensus. The analysis of this review does not exhaust the theme, but allows to conclude that there is substantial evidences that the Washington Consensus contributed to the precariousness of the higher education work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents results contained in the master's thesis that sought to characterize the state of the art about the work of the social worker in recent Brazil. To this end, it draws a picture of the current reality in which social workers work. It is based on the analysis of dissertations and theses defended from 2012 to 2016, linked to stricto sensu graduate programs in Social Work that integrate the universities based in the state of Rio de Janeiro: PUC-Rio, Uerj, UFF and UFRJ. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Purpose: The aim of this study is to analyze the relationship between meaning of work and organizational socialization labor context for migrant workers evaluation. Originality/value: Due to the increasing number of world migrations, there is a need for research on migrants and their relation to the variables that involve organizational practices. The perception of work for migrant workers refers to the characteristics of the tasks and the way work is organized and the integration and adaptation of the individual to the environment, contributing to the attribution of meaning to work. Design/methodology/approach: A quantitative survey was conducted by applying a questionnaire to Senegalese, Bengalese and Haitian workers who recently arrived in Brazil. Findings: The results show the variables that lead migrants to give meaning to their work, as well as their perception about the socialization process and the context conditions. It was also demonstrated that organizational socialization partially mediates the relation between meaning of work and the perception of precarious work context for these workers. The results contribute to demonstrate the importance of organizational socialization in labor contexts that absorb migrant workers, as well as the relationship between the elaboration of the meaning of work and the perception of precarious work. Objetivo: O objetivo deste estudo é analisar a relação entre sentido do trabalho, socialização organizacional e avaliação do contexto laboral para trabalhadores migrantes. Originalidade/relevância: Pelo número crescente das migrações mundiais, emerge a necessidade de pesquisas sobre o migrante e sua relação com as variáveis que envolvem as práticas organizacionais. A percepção do trabalho para trabalhadores migrantes, remete às características das tarefas e à forma como se organiza o trabalho, a integração e a adaptação do indivíduo ao meio, contribuindo para a atribuição de sentido ao trabalho. Principais aspectos metodológicos: Foi realizada uma pesquisa quantitativa de tipo survey, através da aplicação de um questionário a trabalhadores senegaleses, bengaleses e haitianos recentemente chegados ao Brasil. Síntese dos principais resultados: Os resultados evidenciam as variáveis que levam o migrante a atribuir sentido a seu trabalho, bem como sua percepção sobre o processo de socialização e as condições do contexto. Demonstrou-se, também, que a socialização organizacional media, parcialmente, a relação entre sentido do trabalho e percepção de contexto de trabalho precários para esses trabalhadores. Os resultados contribuem para demonstrar a importância da socialização organizacional em contextos laborais que absorvem trabalhadores migrantes, bem como a relação entre a elaboração do sentido do trabalho e a percepção de trabalho precário.