SINDICALISMO E RELAÇÕES LABORAIS NO CONTEXTO DA UE - 6ECTS
OBJETIVOS GERAIS
A Unidade Curricular Sindicalismo e Relações Laborais no Contexto da UE do curso de Pós-Graduação e
Especialização em Sindicalismo e Relações Laborais, tem como objectivos primordiais os seguintes:
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Contribuir para que os alunos possuam um conhecimento aprofundado dos vários modelos históricos de
sindicalismo;
Dotar os alunos de conhecimentos no domínio da análise do sindicalismo;
Analisar as repercussões sobre o sindicalismo das mutações verificadas na sociedade nas últimas
décadas;
Evidenciar práticas relevantes de revitalização sindical;
Dotar os alunos de conhecimentos no domínio das relações laborais no plano nacional e da UE;
Estimular a análise crítica das práticas correntes no movimento sindical.
OBJETIVOS DE APRENDIZAGEM
Aprofundar e actualizar o conhecimento de temas presentes nas especializações em sindicalismo e relações
industriais através da leccionação em aula, discussão e trabalho autónomo de pesquisa bibliográfia.
PROGRAMA
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A construção dos modelos sindicais históricos
Modos de análise do sindicalismo
Modos de estruturação e de governo dos sindicatos e sua dinâmica
Recursos de poder, crise e revitalização
Sindicalismo e novos movimentos sociais
O sindicalismo em Portugal
O sindicalismo no mundo: a difícil construção de um sindicalismo transnacional
Os sistemas português e europeu de relações industriais
PROCESSO DE AVALIAÇÃO
Realização de um trabalho individual sobre um dos temas do programa com base numa pesquisa bibliográfica
substantiva e autónoma.
PROCESSO DE ENSINO-APRENDIZAGEM
Tendo em conta os objectivos anteriormente enunciados, as sessões previstas caracterizam-se essencialmente
por uma prática de tipo laboratorial, o que pressupõe a participação activa dos alunos nos debates, que serão
teoricamente orientados por uma exposição inicial por parte do docente e pelo material bibliográfico por este
disponibilizado.
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