THE DENIAL OF ACCESS TO THE WORLD OF WORK AND ACCESS TO SOCIAL ASSISTANCE: THE BUREAUCRATIC IMPROVEMENTS OF “INCLUSION”

Abstract

Thinking about access to social assistance and the relationship with work presents itself as a challenge, especially in the current context, where access to the world of work, even in precarious conditions, becomes increasingly scarce and, represents synonymous with needs met, contributing significantly to the increase of the public that demands social assistance attention, as well as its diversification. The aggravating fact is that the offerings become increasingly precarious in this field, in view of the neoliberal offensive that persists in the deregulation of social rights in all possible fields.