The role of formalization in the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garnment sector

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Autor(a) principal: Nascimento,Cristiane Mano do
Data de Publicação: 2020
Outros Autores: Silva,Minelle E.
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Gestão & Produção
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Resumo: Abstract: Under the supply chain sustainability debates and seeking to reduce the theoretical gap related to the social sustainability dimension, this research aims to analyze the relation between formalization and the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garment sector in Fortaleza-CE. Using the case study strategy, 20 interviews were carried out with enterprises, direct suppliers and outsourced suppliers to cover the direct supply chain. Hence, were analyzed three categories - social responsibility, health and safety, and supplier development - and their 15 indicators. The results indicate that the formalization impacts on the insertion of social indicators, mainly in the category of health and safety. In addition, it was identified the possibility of informal work, even in the formalized companies, which demonstrates the need for a new look at this variable. With empirical demonstration, this study contributes to the study of social indicators in the supply chain and draws attention to informal labour relations in the local context.
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title The role of formalization in the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garnment sector
spellingShingle The role of formalization in the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garnment sector
Nascimento,Cristiane Mano do
Social dimension
Supply chain
Formalization
Popular market
title_short The role of formalization in the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garnment sector
title_full The role of formalization in the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garnment sector
title_fullStr The role of formalization in the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garnment sector
title_full_unstemmed The role of formalization in the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garnment sector
title_sort The role of formalization in the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garnment sector
author Nascimento,Cristiane Mano do
author_facet Nascimento,Cristiane Mano do
Silva,Minelle E.
author_role author
author2 Silva,Minelle E.
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Nascimento,Cristiane Mano do
Silva,Minelle E.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Social dimension
Supply chain
Formalization
Popular market
topic Social dimension
Supply chain
Formalization
Popular market
description Abstract: Under the supply chain sustainability debates and seeking to reduce the theoretical gap related to the social sustainability dimension, this research aims to analyze the relation between formalization and the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garment sector in Fortaleza-CE. Using the case study strategy, 20 interviews were carried out with enterprises, direct suppliers and outsourced suppliers to cover the direct supply chain. Hence, were analyzed three categories - social responsibility, health and safety, and supplier development - and their 15 indicators. The results indicate that the formalization impacts on the insertion of social indicators, mainly in the category of health and safety. In addition, it was identified the possibility of informal work, even in the formalized companies, which demonstrates the need for a new look at this variable. With empirical demonstration, this study contributes to the study of social indicators in the supply chain and draws attention to informal labour relations in the local context.
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