FLEXIBILIZAÇÃO LABORAL E DIREITOS SOCIAIS: UMA REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA E SISTEMÁTICA
https://doi.org/10.29327/211653.6.5-2
Keywords:
Flexibilization. Dualization of the employee. Deregulation. Structural unemployment. Social rights.Abstract
The globalization of capital and the technological revolution have imbricated new industries and global companies, reflecting in the world, working relationships with new morphologies. With these changes, the restructuring of capital enters the era of Toyotism, whose foundation is lean and flexible production in line with neoliberal doctrine. Flexible capitalism thus reflects the emergence of an army of workers - globally, flexible, outsourced, intermittent and informal. In this context, structural unemployment, deregulation, and the hegemonic loss of employment are in a free fall and - rapidly, increasingly precarious work relations, placing society and, consequently, Labor Law at a time of redefinition. The research carried out a qualitative, exploratory, inductive and descriptive investigation, reviewing literature, articles and dissertations, thus synthesizing the results obtained in a comprehensive and broad way on this emerging and internationalized phenomenon, which is labor flexibility, confronting social protection within the context of social rights of the workforce.
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