A significação do trabalho a partir da cultura do management: uma análise dos possíveis impactos aos trabalhadores

Abstract

His work proposes to analyze the culture of American management, its trajectory in the history of organizations and their possible impacts on contemporary society. It will be possible to observe in the present work that such culture when aligned with the financial imperative, controls the actions of the various individuals to search for profitability and profit, sometimes at any cost. Higher working hours for eight hours a day, precariousness and flexibility of labor relations, possibly corrode the personal and family relationships of workers. When to the organizations the work does not have importance brings the fear of the unemployment and the competitiveness between people. Logic would possibly lead to a significant reduction in the standard of quality of life of workers. We seek to present a reflection through bibliographical research of the possible consequences of the rhythm of full-time work for the workers, as well as a new proposal of reorganization of this work and the studies of the administration. Corporations sometimes present us with an inhuman logic of development of our work, leading us to painful work, which would embarrass us and where we would experience tedious moments. Works that would be experienced without meaning and meaning, that can bring deleterious impacts to mental health, developing in this way, emotional diseases to the workers. We will seek in the discussion of the text, to promote a debate about the mainstream reflections, that is, the main mainstream of the administration, reflections that seems appropriate, since this style of administration would have and has directed the actions of the organizations in business and in money and Not in people. We intend with this work to contribute in a way to rethink the teaching of the administration and the time invested in our works, so that we individuals can enjoy the quantum of pleasure generated by the various professional activities in a humanized way