Trabalho decente e a gestão do labor no sistema prisional paraense

Abstract

The main objective of this dissertation is to reflect on the framework of minimum rights that must be guaranteed to prison workers, in the state of Pará, so that they have their human dignity preserved within the socio-labor field of prison, so that labor functions as a true resocializing tool. To do so, it gathers information to face the following research problem: What is the minimum framework of rights to be assured to incarcerated workers in order to guarantee decent work within the prison system of Pará? To achieve the intended purposes, the research is structured in eight items, the first is the introduction. The second is aimed to study the history of prison work based on an analysis of the origin of the penal system of the prison institutions, the history of criminal law and custodial sentences in Brazil; and, finally, the current context of the sentence in the country, by the perspective of the rehabilitation of the convict and the dignity of the human person. the third item examines the normative protection of the prisoners' work by an international perspective and the fourth item performs the same examination, using an internal scope. the fifth item studies the management of prison labor in the state of Pará, focusing on GAB/SEAP Ordinance No. 465/2020. The sixth item exposes an examination of the 11th cycle of national survey of penitentiary information, carried out from July to December, 2021, focusing on regional information, reflecting on the problem that involves labor in Pará prisons. The seventh item investigates the notion of decent work, exploring its legal basis; the framework of minimum rights currently considered essential to the dignity of the working man; the limitations existing in the current notion of decent work; and, at the end, proposes the expansion of the current notion of decent work, capable of ensuring a framework of minimum rights in favor of the human dignity of workers in prison in the State of Pará, even though they are not subordinated to the CLT regime. Finally, the eighth and last item presents the final considerations of this study, The research used the hypothetical-deductive method with a documentary and bibliographical analysis, through works by jurists such as Brito Filho (2018) and Sarlet (2006), as well as philosophers such as Foucault (1988), Kant (2007) and Rocha (2011), and a qualitative approach of the theme.