Trabalhadores ambulantes em Rondonópolis e sua inserção/exclusão no/do mercado de trabalho

Abstract

This work is the result of a research monograph that presents some thoughts and analysis on itinerant workers in Rondonópolis and insertion/deletion in your/labour market, aiming to understand how walking work if developed and how it is inserted in the urban spaces of Rondonópolis, observing factors that influence the development of this professional segment and the conditions under which such work is performed, as well as the policies in this sector. The adopted methodology was a qualitative approach, through bibliographical survey and analysis of interviews carried out with itinerant workers in Brazil and Amazonas Avenue Square. To substantiate these discussions were used the following authors: Bauman (2001, 2005), Costa (2012), Caccimali (1982) Demo (2000), Engels (2008), François (2006), Marx (2014), Oliveira (2009), Orlandi (2001), Saints (1999, 2003). To find out about the work, contacted that the changes that have occurred in the production over the years has triggered the extinction of many jobs but also has precarizados working conditions, which has targeted many workers to engage in informal activities. The traveling worker finds himself in a situation of vulnerability in relation to public policies, which have involved a deletion process of these professionals in different dimensions: social, political, economic and moral.