Direito ambiental do trabalho : o direito fundamental ao meio ambiente laboral sustentável e o teletrabalho no Brasil como meio de escravidão moderna.

Abstract

In this master thesis, we analyzed the work environment, recognized since the Stockholm Declaration of 1972, and its elevation to the status of a fundamental right. We also looked at the working conditions and quality of life of Brazilian teleworkers, given the scarce regulation in our system, in comparison with Portuguese law. The assumption is that the Brazilian legislature has left room for the exploitation of the worker by its employer. That is why we analyzed the right of a balanced work environment as a fundamental right and also the regulation of teleworking by Law 13,467 of 2017, with its objectives and recipients. We searched to test the possibility of this labor modality could become a tool for modern worker slavery¿and then we identified potential risks to his health, well-being, and quality of life. We conducted this study using the hypothetical deductive method, with qualitative documentary research techniques in primary and secondary sources, and bibliographic sources.