PARADOXES OF PRECARIOUS AUTONOMY: COOPERATIVIST LEGISLATION AND LABOUR
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https://doi.org/10.5380/rfdufpr.v61i1.44863Keywords:
Autonomous work. Cooperative legislation. Precarious autonomy.Abstract
The object of this article is an analysis of the way in which a precarious autonomy is constituted in the scope of autonomous work in Brazil, and its permanence with the legislative renewal of cooperative labour. The article is therefore divided into three parts. First, the origins of Law n. 5.764/1971 as well as the difference between traditional and popular cooperativism are presented. Second, it contextualizes the widening of the low-income autonomous work in relation to the demands of popular cooperativism. Third and lastly, the new cooperativist legal framework in Brazil is analyzed through Bill n. 03/2007, proposed in the Senate, and through Law n. 12.690/2012. The article includes a bibliographical review that enables the analysis of the discontinuities and constancies that occur with the legislative renewal of cooperative labour in Brazil.
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