Vol. 25 No. 1 (2022): Trabalho, Tecnologias da Informação e Comunicação e Condições de Vida

Published: 2022-01-20

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Editorial

Labor, information and communication technology, and living conditions: who/ what is technology for? “New” enterprises and the “old” labor exploitation

Vitor Araújo Filgueiras

1-10
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Thematic space

The exploration of work in contemporary Brazil

Daniela Neves de Sousa

11-21
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Marx and industry 4.0: labor, technology and value in the digital age

Wecio Pinheiro Araujo

22-32
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The centrality of value in the abstract labour category

Havana Maria Ribeiro Alves, Leandro Nunes, Pablo Ramon Diogo

33-42
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Balance of the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on the Brazilian labor market in 2020

Lauro Mattei, Vicente Loeblein Heinen

43-61
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In standby mode: the uberized life and labor condition

Nívea Souto Maior, Viviane Vidigal

62-72
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App delivery workers and the fragmentation of the contemporary working class

Nathalia Luna, Ariadne Oliveira

73-82
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Work mediated by digital platforms and asymmetries in communication relationships

Claudia Nociolini Rebechi, Camilla Voigt Baptistella

83-92
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The hidden speech of workers: elements for an analysis of Telecommunications work in Rio de Janeiro

Maria Cristina Rodrigues Rodrigues

93-103
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Social Work in companies facing information and communication technologies

Monica de Jesus Cesar

104-113
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Social Work and ICTs: professional practice in the context of Covid-19

Erika Cordeiro do Rêgo Barros Valentim, Fernanda Alves Ribeiro Paz Paz

114-124
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Industry 4.0: social work in the social security system in times of the COVID-19 pandemic

Edvânia Ângela de Souza

125-136
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Information and communication technologies in social policies: opacity and democratic illusion

Gabriele Faria

137-146
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The centrality of work in education: return to the teaching act in the classroom

Roberto della Santa

147-155
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Teaching work in basic education in Brazil under industry 4.0

Fabiane Santana Previtali, Cílson César Fagiani

156-165
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Past, present and trends for the future of union struggles in Brazil

Rodrigo Fernandes Ribeiro

166-175
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Vol. 25 No. 1 (2022): Trabalho, Tecnologias da Informação e Comunicação e Condições de Vida

Full Issue

Editorial

Labor, information and communication technology, and living conditions: who/ what is technology for? “New” enterprises and the “old” labor exploitation

Thematic space

The exploration of work in contemporary Brazil

Marx and industry 4.0: labor, technology and value in the digital age

The centrality of value in the abstract labour category

Balance of the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on the Brazilian labor market in 2020

In standby mode: the uberized life and labor condition

App delivery workers and the fragmentation of the contemporary working class

Work mediated by digital platforms and asymmetries in communication relationships

The hidden speech of workers: elements for an analysis of Telecommunications work in Rio de Janeiro

Social Work in companies facing information and communication technologies

Social Work and ICTs: professional practice in the context of Covid-19

Industry 4.0: social work in the social security system in times of the COVID-19 pandemic

Information and communication technologies in social policies: opacity and democratic illusion

The centrality of work in education: return to the teaching act in the classroom

Teaching work in basic education in Brazil under industry 4.0

Past, present and trends for the future of union struggles in Brazil

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