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Directions of health labor market (de)regulation in Portugal.

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العنوان: Directions of health labor market (de)regulation in Portugal.
العنوان البديل: Sentidos de (des)regulação do mercado de trabalho no setor da saúde em Portugal. (Portuguese)
المؤلفون: Paula Marques, Ana
المصدر: Saúde e Sociedade; 2023 Supplement, Vol. 32, p1-12, 12p
مصطلحات موضوعية: LABOR market, MEDICAL personnel, SECONDARY research, POLARIZATION (Economics), HEALTH care reform
مصطلحات جغرافية: PORTUGAL
الملخص (بالإنجليزية): The need for further research on the labor market in the health sector is acknowledged. With the expansion of the phenomena of objective and subjective precariousness, resulting from the neoliberal agenda of commodification of the value of work and the managerial reforms in health, the "atypicality" of labor ties and the "insecurity" of health professionals' lives have introduced segmentation and polarization logics into the labor market. The latter is no longer the stage for protected markets, but includes deregulated and "hybrid" markets. This article aims to explore the directions, with unequal implications, of the (de)regulation of the labor market in the health sector in Portugal. We begin from secondary and qualitative research supported by 32 semi-structured interviews with health professionals, which attest to the phenomenon of increasing individualization and labor subcontracting. A conceptual model is proposed that captures the meanings of (de)regulation, in a continuum of social regulation and professional mobility, translating protected markets (professional and internal) and hybrid markets (outsourced and secondary) to be tested by empirical confrontation and future research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Portuguese): Reconhece-se a escassez de investigação sobre o mercado de trabalho do setor da saúde. Com a ampliação dos fenómenos de precarização objetiva e subjetiva, decorrente da agenda neoliberal de mercadorização do valor do trabalho e das reformas gestionárias da saúde, a "atipicidade" dos vínculos laborais e a "insegurança" de vida dos profissionais de saúde têm introduzido lógicas de segmentação e polarização do mercado de trabalho. Este deixa de ser palco apenas de mercados protegidos, passando a incluir mercados desregulados e "híbridos." Neste artigo pretende-se explorar os sentidos, com implicações desiguais, da (des)regulação do mercado de trabalho no setor da saúde em Portugal. Parte-se de fontes secundárias e de investigação qualitativa suportada em 32 entrevistas semiestruturadas feitas com profissionais de saúde, que atestam o fenômeno da crescente individualização e subcontratação laboral. Propõe-se um modelo conceitual que capte os sentidos de (des)regulação, num continuum de regulação social e mobilidade profissional, traduzindo mercados protegidos (profissionais e internos) e mercados híbridos (terciarizados e secundários) a serem testados por confronto empírico e investigação futura. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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تدمد:01041290
DOI:10.1590/S0104-12902023220855en