A quarta revolução industrial e o aumento da zona cinzenta trabalhista no Brasil

Abstract

The present dissertation, presented as a requirement for the completion of the master's degree in the Graduate Program of the Faculdade de Direito of Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, does not have the ability to exhaust the theme associated with the increase of the labor gray zone in Brazil and its relationship with the Fourth Industrial Revolution, but intends to be a dense and focused study that allows analyzing consequences, challenges and how the State should behave in the face of new ways of relating. The Fourth Industrial Revolution represents a progress made by humanity from previous revolutions and which has effects in all areas of life in society. The strong presence of technology has changed the way and the direction in which work is provided and the speed with which changes have been and are being implemented is not proportional to the country's preparation. As a result, many workers find themselves in an extremely vulnerable legal limbo in which insecurity is a present feature. Analyzing the causes, consequences and relationships is an important step towards establishing legal parameters consistent with the society envisioned by the constituent and, consequently, achieving social justice.