Como fazer a semana de quatro dias funcionar
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Objetivo: analisar os impactos da implementação da semana de quatro dias no Brasil, considerando a influência dos contratos relacionais e transacionais na adoção desse modelo.
Estado da arte: a redução da jornada de trabalho tem sido debatida globalmente, com evidências de benefícios para o bem-estar dos trabalhadores, mas também há desafios relacionados à produtividade e sustentabilidade organizacional.
Escopo: foi realizada pesquisa mista baseada em um piloto com dezenove empresas brasileiras, combinando questionários quantitativos com funcionários e entrevistas qualitativas com líderes empresariais.
Originalidade: o estudo conecta a teoria dos contratos relacionais à adoção de novos arranjos de trabalho, destacando o papel de uma governança baseada em confiança, cooperação e objetivos compartilhados na viabilidade da semana de quatro dias.
Impactos: os achados indicam que empresas com contratos relacionais registraram maior engajamento e bem-estar dos funcionários sem perda de produtividade, e forneceram insights para organizações e formuladores de políticas.
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