O avanço neoliberal, o modelo de acumulação flexivel, o enfraquecimento sindical e suas implicações sobre a formação da consciência de classe dos trabalhadores, tendo por base o sindicalismo no contexto internacional e brasileiro, com ênfase especial o sindicalismo dos trabalhadores bancários de Fortaleza

Abstract

This study focuses on the Brazilian trade union movement and their changes by successive neoliberal governments started from 1990s. Within this context we review under the Marxist perspective, covering four aspects: to clarify the origin of the conflict between labor and capital which led to the formation of organizations such as labor unions, union address some trends since its origins in Europe to reach those who influence the training of Brazilian unions to identify elements that characterize and justify their trajectory; characteristics of the counter mode of social regulation in the modern period with the new model implemented during the late modernity, taking into account the profiles of training required for employees in each season, and the forms of resistance to movement and, finally, this analysis sought relevant from a qualitative research of the discourse of trade unionists in the bank and its relationship with the union movement to observe the contribution of this process in the formation of conscience class, through the actions and barriers between the union and fight neoliberal ideological apparatus, the latter headed by bankers and governments.