The recognition of the centrality of work in the professional Social Work daily life does not always allow a critical analysis of the social public policy. This article seeks to highlight the materialization of work as the founding axis of the relations established in the current sociability, and it does so by making the Social Work world of labor and policies interlocutors in towns whose main economic activity is the farming of sugar cane. The aim is to provide subsidies to understand the relation among work, social issue and the particularity of the rural in the professional Social Work daily life.
Work; Social Work; Agrarian issue; Social assistance policy
