A carregar...
Publicação
Economia para o bem comum e trabalho digno: a participação ativa dos colaboradores
| Nome: | Descrição: | Tamanho: | Formato: | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 295.82 KB | Adobe PDF |
Orientador(es)
Resumo(s)
Atualmente, vários movimentos sociais visam o desenvolvimento de sociedades mais éticas e sustentáveis, apelando à criação de soluções políticas que permitam ultrapassar os fracassos do sistema económico atual. A economia para o bem-comum surge neste enquadramento, propondo um modelo mais sustentável, focado no Bem Comum, que procura ir além das respostas convencionais. A recomendação de adesão a este modelo, alinhada com a Estratégia Europa 2020, é feita pelo Comité Económico e Social Europeu em 2015 Este modelo propõe que as relações de mercado sejam orientadas por valores humanos: dignidade humana, solidariedade e justiça social, sustentabilidade ambiental, transparência e codeterminação. A Economia para o bem comum é um modelo holístico que pretende racionalizar o uso de lucros financeiros de acordo com estes novos valores e fomentar mais cooperação e menos competição. Torna-se, assim, num guia de atuação ética e sustentável para as organizações aderentes, adaptável aos vários setores económicos e dimensões. O conceito de Trabalho Digno foi proposto pela Organização Internacional do Trabalho em 1999 procurando responder a questões de política internacional relativas ao trabalho. Trabalho digno é a soma das aspirações das pessoas na sua vida profissional. Os marcos históricos do trabalho digno mostram a alta legitimidade do conceito como sujeito de pesquisa e como objetivo a ser perseguido pelos agentes sociais. O poder integrador do trabalho digno faz dele um conceito central, permitindo que ele seja usado como âncora, entre outros, na difusão dos valores de Economia para o Bem Comum. Este artigo tem como objetivo relacionar conceptualmente a Economia para o Bem Comum e o Trabalho Digno. Este documento conceptual descreve algumas ações levadas a cabo por organizações italianas no quadro da sua adesão ao movimento da Economia para o Bem Comum, realçando a importância do Trabalho Digno através da participação ativa dos colaboradores.
ABSTRACT: Today, various social movements aim to develop more ethical and sustainable societies, calling for the creation of political solutions to overcome the failures of the current economic system. The economy for the common good appears in this framework, proposing a more sustainable model focused on the Common Good, which seeks to go beyond conventional solutions. The recommendation to adhere to this model, aligned with the Europe 2020 strategy, emerges from the European Economic and Social Committee in 2015. This model proposes that market relations be guided by human values: human dignity, solidarity and social justice, environmental sustainability, transparency and codetermination. The Economy for the common good is a holistic model that seeks to rationalize the use of financial profits according to these new values and to foster more cooperation and less competition. It thus becomes a guide for ethical and sustainable action for the adherent’s organizations, adaptable to various economic sectors and dimensions. The concept of Decent Work was proposed by the International Labour Organization in 1999 in an attempt to answer international policy questions concerning work. Decent work is the sum of people’s aspirations in their working lives. The historical landmarks of DW show the high legitimacy of the concept as a research subject and as an aim to be pursued by social agents. The integrative power of Decent Work makes it a core concept, allowing it to be used as an anchor, among others, in spreading ECG values. This paper aims to conceptually relate Economy for the Common Good and Decent Work. This concept paper outlines some actions taken by Italian organizations to join the Economy for the Common Good movement, highlighting the importance of Decent Work through active employee participation.
ABSTRACT: Today, various social movements aim to develop more ethical and sustainable societies, calling for the creation of political solutions to overcome the failures of the current economic system. The economy for the common good appears in this framework, proposing a more sustainable model focused on the Common Good, which seeks to go beyond conventional solutions. The recommendation to adhere to this model, aligned with the Europe 2020 strategy, emerges from the European Economic and Social Committee in 2015. This model proposes that market relations be guided by human values: human dignity, solidarity and social justice, environmental sustainability, transparency and codetermination. The Economy for the common good is a holistic model that seeks to rationalize the use of financial profits according to these new values and to foster more cooperation and less competition. It thus becomes a guide for ethical and sustainable action for the adherent’s organizations, adaptable to various economic sectors and dimensions. The concept of Decent Work was proposed by the International Labour Organization in 1999 in an attempt to answer international policy questions concerning work. Decent work is the sum of people’s aspirations in their working lives. The historical landmarks of DW show the high legitimacy of the concept as a research subject and as an aim to be pursued by social agents. The integrative power of Decent Work makes it a core concept, allowing it to be used as an anchor, among others, in spreading ECG values. This paper aims to conceptually relate Economy for the Common Good and Decent Work. This concept paper outlines some actions taken by Italian organizations to join the Economy for the Common Good movement, highlighting the importance of Decent Work through active employee participation.
Descrição
Palavras-chave
Economia para o bem comum Valores Trabalho digno Colaboradores Economy for for the common good Values Decent work Workers
Contexto Educativo
Citação
PEREIRA, Susana [et al.] (2019) - Economia para o bem comum e trabalho digno : a participação ativa dos colaboradores = Economy for the common good and decent work : the workers' initiatives. GESTIN. ISSN 1645-2534. Ano 15, nº 18/19, p. 361-372.
Editora
Escola Superior de Gestão de Idanha-a-Nova