LACK OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY IN THE SUS IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF HOSPITAL NURSING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5380/ce.v19i3.33034Keywords:
Nursing, Labor market, Unified Health System.Abstract
This descriptive/transversal study is based
on the concept of lack of job security in the ambit of the
Unified Health System. It aimed to identify the working
conditions among nursing staff in a public federal teaching
hospital in Cuiabá, Brazil, analyzing these in the perspective
of the management of the work. The data were collected in
the period Februar y- March 2011, using the employee data
files maintained by the hospital’s personnel department,
the data were organized and analyzed according to
distribution and frequency. The condition of insecure
employment was evidenced, as was the fact that this has
grown to the detriment of the other forms of employment
link. Thus, it was considered that the management of the
work in the institution is not in harmony with the policy
of making employment more secure in the Unified Health
System, which could compromise the quality of the nursing
professionals’ work and lives.
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