ABSTRACT
This essay analyzes aspects of the destabilization of the world of labor present in the crisis situations that mark the development of capitalism. The two main structural movements to destabilize the sense of work are generally based on the exceptional progress of technological advancement amid the intensification of intercapitalist competition and on the role of the State regarding the regulation of the growing labor force surplus to the needs of the capital. In this analytical dimension, we contrast the promises of ascension to the world of labor with the reality of precariousness and organized resistance.
KEYWORDS
Work; Politics; Societies