Ilusões perigosas: debates sobre a implementação da Terceirização na UFPel por meio das Memórias dos seus Servidores Públicos Federais (1995-2017).

Abstract

The present study analyses the process of deterioration of labor relations because of the outsourcing processes in the Universidade Federal de Pelotas. The drive of this research started with the memoir of the professionals in the technical administrative roles and outsourcing staff hired to provide facilities services to UFPEL. This movement began with the Managerial Reform, in 1995 (Reforma Gerencial) and by the adoption of a new management model. The study goes to the year of 2017, when the politics of outsourcing are legally established by the Federal Government, increasing the deterioration of the labor relations in the Public Service. Under the adoption of neoliberal globalization standards and policies, the Brazilian government started, in the middle of 1990’s, a huge and successful deconstruction of the current bureaucratic model of administration. With the ongoing outsourcing processes, it is important to realize who are the actors involved in the process beyond the arrangements used by. Many studies addressed the topic; however, this present research intends to understand how the public servers formally hired understood their new roles in these processes in their work environment. Different factors like identification, feel of belonging, and protection of their rights are important topics reached by this research, considering the university context from UFPEL. Their memoir of conflicts, fights and the public interesting are considered and evaluated. Besides, there is the point of how the law and all of this bias, changes the concept of justice and influences the behavior of the people. This work is an investigation basedin an oral data collection, observing the different narratives about the time selected to this research and how the facts happened, through the eyes and perspectives fromthe actors, because just the theoretical and official statements and studies aren’t enough to present all kinds of understandings and lessons to understanding this movements.