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Esperanza Vargas Jiménez, Sara Paola Pérez Ramos
El trabajo decente es una propuesta y una necesidad para el combate de la precarización laboral, cada vez más acentuada en la dinámica globalizadora asociada a efectos adversos en la salud. El objetivo del presente estudio fue incursionar en el debate sobre trabajo precario y trabajo decente, evidenciando su impacto en la salud y su relevancia para el Desarrollo Sostenible, abonando al estudio de la salud fuera del campo clínico, desde una visión integradora asociándola a factores externos al ámbito individual, en este caso, al trabajo. Se concluye que la precariedad laboral es un tema de gran relevancia por sus implicaciones en la salud.Estos estudios permiten avanzar en el conocimiento de condiciones laborales inadecuadas y sus efectos, posibilitando así la implementación de políticas que supongan mejoras tanto para la salud de los trabajadores como para la competitividad de las empresas, tomando como guía y fin el Desarrollo Sostenible.Resumen alternativo:Decent work is a proposal and a necessity for combating the precarious work, increasingly accentuated in the new globalizing dynamics associated with adverse effects on health. The aim of this study was to take part in the debate surrounding precarious work and decent work, showing their health impact and their relevance to Sustainable Development. This also contributes to the study of health outside a clinical framework, from an integrative perspective, tying it to factors outside an individual scope, such as labor, in this case. It is concluded that labor precariousness is a very relevant topic due to its health implications. These studies advance the knowledge of inadequate labor conditions and their effects, thus enabling the implementation of policies with an eye to the improvement of workers' health as well as of company competitiveness, taking Sustainable Development as guide and goal.
Decent work is a proposal and a necessity for combating the precarious work, increasingly accentuated in the new globalizing dynamics associated with adverse effects on health. The aim of this study was to take part in the debate surrounding precarious work and decent work, showing their health impact and their relevance to Sustainable Development. This also contributes to the study of health outside a clinical framework, from an integrative perspective, tying it to factors outside an individual scope, such as labor, in this case. It is concluded that labor precariousness is a very relevant topic due to its health implications. These studies advance the knowledge of inadequate labor conditions and their effects, thus enabling the implementation of policies with an eye to the improvement of workers' health as well as of company competitiveness, taking Sustainable Development as guide and goal.
