A voz do trabalhador sobre a terceirização numa distribuidora de energia elétrica

Abstract

Outsourcing is a phenomenon that was already happening in ancient Europe, traders distributed wool and tools to the peasants to manufacture the goods in their homes, received for work and returned the merchandise ready to be marketed. Many years passed and this outsourcing did not harm the workers and society. With the productive restructuring or liberal reform that took place in much of the world, outsourcing has taken on proportions of an epidemic that contaminates the world of work. Its effects are felt mainly in the electric sector where it leaves deep psychological sequels, mutilates and kills. DIEESE (2010) shows that outsourced workers are the most vulnerable to fatal accidents in the electricity sector. To understand this phenomenon is necessary to know the bowels of this productive restructuring of neoliberalism and its social consequences in the country and more specifically in the electric sector. Several aspects are included in this context, globalization, technological innovation, shareholders that influence the management of companies, etc. Understanding the functioning of modern capitalism is also necessary for understanding the dynamics of the market, from profit to profit. It is known that space is limited and not everything can be detailed, but much reference described in this work may help in future research to better understand the themes. We give a brief notion of neoliberal changes in the opinion of authors who unveil the real interest in this privationist policy and the dismantling of the working class. Of the ills left by where neoliberalism has passed mainly in Brazil and in the electric sector.