The Brazilian nursing workforce faced with the international trends: an analysis in the International Year of Nursing
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Resumo: | Abstract The article analyzes the condition of the Brazilian Nursing workforce when confronted with international trends. Diagnoses in publications by international organizations marked the confrontation of international trends with the reality of Brazilian Nursing, based on secondary research data. The analysis allows asserting that the Brazilian Nursing workforce follows international trends, essentially, because the social and sexual division of work and the foundations of the origin of Nursing as a capitalist occupation are maintained. At the same time, the historical-structural assumption of female proletarianization is based on the following: the disparities between men and women in pay and access to prominent positions in the market; combined inequalities across nations and regions in the supply of the labor market, which stimulates immigration of professionals; exploitation of older professionals, in the context of restricted access to retirement and labor rights; and exposure to violence and harassment, associated with the potential for overload and work intensification, which result in workers contracting diseases. In summary, it is observed that the pillars of female proletarianization and professionalization of Nursing remain in today's differentiated forms of workforce exploitation, being configured depending on the intersections of gender, racial-ethnicity, and regional-nationality. |
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The Brazilian nursing workforce faced with the international trends: an analysis in the International Year of Nursingworking conditionsnursinglabor forceworking womenhealth servicesAbstract The article analyzes the condition of the Brazilian Nursing workforce when confronted with international trends. Diagnoses in publications by international organizations marked the confrontation of international trends with the reality of Brazilian Nursing, based on secondary research data. The analysis allows asserting that the Brazilian Nursing workforce follows international trends, essentially, because the social and sexual division of work and the foundations of the origin of Nursing as a capitalist occupation are maintained. At the same time, the historical-structural assumption of female proletarianization is based on the following: the disparities between men and women in pay and access to prominent positions in the market; combined inequalities across nations and regions in the supply of the labor market, which stimulates immigration of professionals; exploitation of older professionals, in the context of restricted access to retirement and labor rights; and exposure to violence and harassment, associated with the potential for overload and work intensification, which result in workers contracting diseases. In summary, it is observed that the pillars of female proletarianization and professionalization of Nursing remain in today's differentiated forms of workforce exploitation, being configured depending on the intersections of gender, racial-ethnicity, and regional-nationality.PHYSIS - Revista de Saúde Coletiva2021-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-73312021000100607Physis: Revista de Saúde Coletiva v.31 n.1 2021reponame:Physis (Online)instname:Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ)instacron:UERJ10.1590/s0103-73312021310111info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSouza,Helton Saragor deTrapé,Carla AndreaCampos,Celia Maria SivalliSoares,Cassia Baldinieng2021-11-12T00:00:00Zoai:scielo:S0103-73312021000100607Revistahttp://www.scielo.br/physishttps://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.php||publicacoes@ims.uerj.br1809-44810103-7331opendoar:2021-11-12T00:00Physis (Online) - Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ)false |
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The Brazilian nursing workforce faced with the international trends: an analysis in the International Year of Nursing |
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The Brazilian nursing workforce faced with the international trends: an analysis in the International Year of Nursing Souza,Helton Saragor de working conditions nursing labor force working women health services |
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The Brazilian nursing workforce faced with the international trends: an analysis in the International Year of Nursing |
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The Brazilian nursing workforce faced with the international trends: an analysis in the International Year of Nursing |
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The Brazilian nursing workforce faced with the international trends: an analysis in the International Year of Nursing |
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The Brazilian nursing workforce faced with the international trends: an analysis in the International Year of Nursing |
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The Brazilian nursing workforce faced with the international trends: an analysis in the International Year of Nursing |
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Souza,Helton Saragor de |
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Souza,Helton Saragor de Trapé,Carla Andrea Campos,Celia Maria Sivalli Soares,Cassia Baldini |
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Trapé,Carla Andrea Campos,Celia Maria Sivalli Soares,Cassia Baldini |
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Souza,Helton Saragor de Trapé,Carla Andrea Campos,Celia Maria Sivalli Soares,Cassia Baldini |
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working conditions nursing labor force working women health services |
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working conditions nursing labor force working women health services |
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Abstract The article analyzes the condition of the Brazilian Nursing workforce when confronted with international trends. Diagnoses in publications by international organizations marked the confrontation of international trends with the reality of Brazilian Nursing, based on secondary research data. The analysis allows asserting that the Brazilian Nursing workforce follows international trends, essentially, because the social and sexual division of work and the foundations of the origin of Nursing as a capitalist occupation are maintained. At the same time, the historical-structural assumption of female proletarianization is based on the following: the disparities between men and women in pay and access to prominent positions in the market; combined inequalities across nations and regions in the supply of the labor market, which stimulates immigration of professionals; exploitation of older professionals, in the context of restricted access to retirement and labor rights; and exposure to violence and harassment, associated with the potential for overload and work intensification, which result in workers contracting diseases. In summary, it is observed that the pillars of female proletarianization and professionalization of Nursing remain in today's differentiated forms of workforce exploitation, being configured depending on the intersections of gender, racial-ethnicity, and regional-nationality. |
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