2017
DOI: 10.4322/2526-8910.ctoao0846
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Todo Mundo Olha, Quase Ninguém Vê: A Percepção De Trabalhadores Operacionais Com Relação À Invisibilidade Social De Seus Trabalhos

Abstract: Resumo: Introdução: O trabalho representa uma condição fundamental na existência humana, em que o sujeito cria e transforma o ambiente em que vive e, também, sua subjetividade é transformada por meio deste. Entende-se que a importância dada à significação da atividade laboral pelo sujeito e a percepção de desqualificação ou a invisibilidade decorrente de sua função pode trazer consequências ao aparelho psíquico de quem executa a função desqualificada socialmente. Objetivo: Compreender como trabalhadores operac… Show more

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“…Some studies in the field of administration seek to understand jobs labeled as common and simplistic by society, which sometimes do not require specific training or higher education. Some of these jobs involve work knowledge that does not follow social conventions, such as the activities of bakers and cooks (Figueiredo & Cavedon, 2015;Soares, 2015), housemaids and cleaners (Caeiro, Neto, & Guimaraes, 2016;Cardoso, Silva, & Zimath, 2017), artisanal fishermen (Rodrigues, 2012), airport agents (Bitencourt, 2015), cameramen (Ferrazza, 2015), bioconstruction workers (Camillis, 2016), gravediggers and cemetery workers / morgue and crematorium workers (Batista & Codo, 2018;Jagannathan, Selvaraj, & Joseph, 2016;Monteiro, Pereira, Oliveira, Lima, & Carrieri, 2017;Silva, Souza, Araújo, & Pinto, 2016), prostitutes and transvestites (Arruda, Moraes, Colling, & Goldoni, 2017;Carrieri, Souza, & Aguiar, 2015;Magno, Dourado, & Silva, 2018), exotic dancers (Mavin & Grandy, 2013), prison guards (Rudnicki, Schäfer, & Silva, 2017;Tracy, 2004), street artists (Chiesa, Gois, De Luca, & Cavedon, 2015), informal parking attendants (Gómez, 2017), street sweepers (Costa, 2008), elderly caregivers (Ostaszkiewicz, O'Connell, & Dunning, 2016), and tattoo artists (Adams, 2012;DeLuca & Rocha, 2016;French, Mortensen, & Timming, 2018;Machado, 2018;Silva & Saraiva, 2014;Simpson & Pullen, 2018;Souza, 2015;Wright, 2017). Some studies relied on organizational aesthetics to understand the constitution of knowledge within the practice of different professions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some studies in the field of administration seek to understand jobs labeled as common and simplistic by society, which sometimes do not require specific training or higher education. Some of these jobs involve work knowledge that does not follow social conventions, such as the activities of bakers and cooks (Figueiredo & Cavedon, 2015;Soares, 2015), housemaids and cleaners (Caeiro, Neto, & Guimaraes, 2016;Cardoso, Silva, & Zimath, 2017), artisanal fishermen (Rodrigues, 2012), airport agents (Bitencourt, 2015), cameramen (Ferrazza, 2015), bioconstruction workers (Camillis, 2016), gravediggers and cemetery workers / morgue and crematorium workers (Batista & Codo, 2018;Jagannathan, Selvaraj, & Joseph, 2016;Monteiro, Pereira, Oliveira, Lima, & Carrieri, 2017;Silva, Souza, Araújo, & Pinto, 2016), prostitutes and transvestites (Arruda, Moraes, Colling, & Goldoni, 2017;Carrieri, Souza, & Aguiar, 2015;Magno, Dourado, & Silva, 2018), exotic dancers (Mavin & Grandy, 2013), prison guards (Rudnicki, Schäfer, & Silva, 2017;Tracy, 2004), street artists (Chiesa, Gois, De Luca, & Cavedon, 2015), informal parking attendants (Gómez, 2017), street sweepers (Costa, 2008), elderly caregivers (Ostaszkiewicz, O'Connell, & Dunning, 2016), and tattoo artists (Adams, 2012;DeLuca & Rocha, 2016;French, Mortensen, & Timming, 2018;Machado, 2018;Silva & Saraiva, 2014;Simpson & Pullen, 2018;Souza, 2015;Wright, 2017). Some studies relied on organizational aesthetics to understand the constitution of knowledge within the practice of different professions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No campo da administração é possível identificar estudos que se dedicam a compreender trabalhos rotulados como comuns e simplistas pela sociedade, os quais, por vezes, não exigem formação específica ou maior grau de instrução. Dentre eles há alguns que envolvem saberes laborais que não estão em conformidade com as convenções sociais, tais como as atividades de doceiras e cozinheiras (Figueiredo & Cavedon, 2015;Soares, 2015), domésticas e faxineiras (Caeiro, Neto, & Guimaraes, 2016;Cardoso, Silva, & Zimath, 2017), pescadores artesanais (Rodrigues, 2012), agentes aeroportuários (Bitencourt, 2015), cinegrafistas (Ferrazza, 2015), trabalhadores da bioconstrução (Camillis, 2016), coveiros e trabalhadores de cemitério, necrotério ou crematório (Batista & Codo, 2018;Jagannathan, Selvaraj, & Joseph, 2016;Monteiro, Pereira, Oliveira, Lima, & Carrieri, 2017;Silva, Souza, Araújo, & Pinto, 2016), prostitutas e travestis (Arruda, Moraes, Colling, & Goldoni, 2017;Carrieri, Souza, & Aguiar, 2015;Magno, Dourado, & Silva, 2018), bailarinos de danças exóticas (Mavin & Grandy, 2013), agentes penitenciários (Rudnicki, Schäfer, & Silva, 2017;Tracy, 2004), artistas de rua (Chiesa, Gois, De Luca, & Cavedon, 2015), guardadores de carro (Gómez, 2017), garis (Costa, 2008), cuidadores de idosos (Ostaszkiewicz, O'Connell, & Dunning, 2016), tatuadores (Adams, 2012;DeLuca & Rocha, 2016;French, Mortensen, & Timming, 2018;Machado, 2018;Silva & Saraiva, 2014;Simpson & Pullen, 2018;Souza, 2015;Wright, 2017).…”
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