Desenvolvimento capitalista no Brasil no contexto da reforma trabalhista de 2017: avanços e/ou retrocessos

Abstract

This Dissertation presents a study of the labor reform – Law 13.467, July 13, 2017, that was validly from November of the same year, public policy that signed, among other important issues, to stimulate the creation of job opportunities. The present academic work aimed to demonstrate, in the period between the beginning of the validity of that Law until July 2019, the context of the generation of job positions and the capitalism development originated by the labour law reform, including its contribution for social development. In this sense, this dissertation analyses and establishes views about this labour reform, focusing on its effectiveness, considering generation of job opportunities and development – advances and setbacks – involving the study of the data obtained in CAGED, besides settling down shiftings determined by the legal order. The results of job creation that this research shows are not representative, and this changing brought uncertainty to the workers and their families, insecurities and vulnerability, demonstrating that the measures of this labour reform are a strong element of deconstruction and social regress, impacting the affirmation of fundamental rights, being harmful to the working class, because it deeply modify, the legal order that protects workers in Brazil.