Trabalho decente: um olhar sobre o cenário do Nordeste brasileiro

Abstract

The objective of this dissertation is to make a comparative analysis of the indicators of the Brazilian Northeast that express the behavior of Decent Work (TD), in order to identify if there were advances in the labor market of this region due to Brazil having adopted a National Decent Work Agenda (ANTD). In order to deal with this task, we sought to mimic some of the files used by the International Labor Office (ILO) in Brazil in the study titled "Decent Work Profile in Brazil: A Look at Federation Units." Thus, in order to analyze the evolutionary course of TD indicators of the region, five dimensions were chosen: the employment report; Adequate income and productive work; Decent work day; Reconciliation of work, personal and family life; Work to be abolished; And equality of opportunity and treatment in employment. The creation of these indicators was based on the information provided by the National Household Sample Survey (PNAD), for the years 2006 and 2014. Thus, the indicators revealed important advances in most of the dimensions analyzed, but in some of them there was also regression and stagnation. The configuration of this ambiguous framework is suggestive of the existence of the enormous challenges that the Northeastern economy will have to overcome in the years to come in order to provide better conditions of occupation to its workforce, making them closer to what the concept of TD concludes.