Do Taylorismo/Fordismo à acumulação flexível: implicações dos regimes de acumulação para o mundo do trabalho

Abstract

Work is an action of transformation of nature to meet the needs and interests of men. This sense has been expropriated by the logic of capital over the last three (3) centuries. The purpose of this article is to analyze the category of labor in the context of capital accumulation regimes. We have recourse to Marx (1980), Harvey (2014), Antunes (2009). What characterized this research as a bibliographical from a qualitative approach. From the authors' texts, we can see the existence of two (2) regimes of accumulation: Taylorism / Fordism and Flexible Accumulation. The first one had as main characteristic the mass production and the division of the work in manual and intellectual. In the second, production was more flexible, in order to meet the demands of the market, which led to significant changes in the world of work, culminating in more flexible working hours, temporary and outsourced jobs, as well as loss of rights Labor markets.