Os processos de precarização do trabalho profissional do serviço social : um estudo da realidade da Região Metropolitana de Aracaju

Abstract

The main objective of this Final Paper is to provide information and considerations that are the result of research into the professional reality of social workers who experience processes of precariousness in their professional work. It is worth stressing that this scenario is directly related to capital's attempt to overcome crises, which in turn uses the precariousness of work as a fundamental strategy to expand its exploitation of the working class and thus boost its profitability and generation of surplus value. These changes drastically affect the world of work with a reduction in investment in public policies, intensification of privatization and outsourcing driven by the state, which in turn promotes capitalist recovery. The TCC reflects exploratory research with a qualitative approach, with the aim of contextualizing the issue of the process of precariousness in the world of work in general and touching on the particularity that falls on social workers, especially in the reality of the Aracaju Metropolitan Region. In order to achieve the objective in question, the methodological tool used was research into documentary and bibliographic resources based on books, articles, magazines, publications, academic papers, laws, ordinances, data and sources of publications on the CFESS, IBGE, PNAD and CUT websites. This Course Conclusion Paper is subdivided into 3 (three) chapters. As a result, we have systematized the various limitations of professional work through the process of dismantling public policies and intensifying the precariousness of the category's work, based on the political context in force within the capitalist economic system to which it belongs.