Mapping of government actions on the insertion and permanence of the LGBT population at work

Lima, Alexia Costa; Sousa, Reinan dos Santos; Duque, Andrezza Marques; Braga, Iara Falleiros; Souza, Marina Batista Chaves Azevedo de

doi:10.1590/2526-8910.ctoAO284637001

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Original Article • Cad. Bras. Ter. Ocup. 32 • 2024 • https://doi.org/10.1590/2526-8910.ctoAO284637002 linkcopy

Mapping of government actions on the insertion and permanence of the LGBT population at work

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Abstract

Introduction It is important to discuss the relationship between the LGBT population, work and government responsibilities regarding insertions and permanence in this activity, since in capitalist society work is the fundamental link between people, their life projects and their participation Social.

Objective To map actions and/or practices on electronic addresses controlled by the Brazilian State that had as their main objective the insertion/permanence of LGBT people at work.

Methods This is an exploratory, qualitative and documentary study.

Results 90 actions returned, the majority concentrated in the year 2022 and in the Northeast region of Brazil. The actions were related to informal work, and it was not possible to state that they guarantee insertion/permanence in work. It is considered that governments must form partnerships with public and private companies and the third sector, holding them accountable, standardizing and guaranteeing insertion/permanence.

Conclusion Historical reparation is needed, reducing exclusion, prejudice and violence against the LGBT community. In this way, it is pointed out that there are still many complex challenges for the social participation of this population, considering inclusion through work.

Keywords:
Working Conditions; Gender Studies; Work; Sexuality

Step	Description of steps
Step 1	Access to the Google search platform and subsequently to the government websites of all Brazilian federative units, which include states and the Federal District, as well as the city halls of their respective capitals.
Step 2	Search in the search tab available on the websites home page, using only the keywords: Work, LGBT, actions, courses, training and income generation (one at a time).
Step 3	Failure to obtain data in the websites' search tab generated a new search, which was carried out manually through the “news” menu on each of the official websites.
Step 4	Failure to obtain data in the news menu led to a search in the secretariats, coordinators and other options tabs, in order to exhaust the access links to the websites and increase the chances of finding the practices.
Step 5	All actions that were found were analyzed individually.
Step 6	After reading about what each practice described on the websites would be, those that responded to the research objective were included and those actions that did not specifically refer to the insertion/permanence in the work of the LGBT community were excluded.
Step 7	The actions that corresponded to the objective of this research had their data attached to the matrix table and were integrated into the study reflections.

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[1] Source: Elaborated by the authors.