O desenvolvimento do capitalismo no Brasil e a luta pela participação política em defesa dos direitos pela classe trabalhadora: as implicações vivenciadas pela superpopulação relativa no acesso aos direitos trabalhista, previdenciário e na política de assistência social

Abstract

This Course Completion Work (TCC) had the general objective analyze the development of capitalism in Brazil and the struggle for participation working-class policy in defense of rights, emphasizing the implications experienced by relative overpopulation on labor rights,social security and social assistance policy.Our specific objectives were: to analyze the development of the capitalism in Brazil and the struggle for political participation in defense of human rights by the working class; study the organization and formation of the class worker in Brazil and the struggle for political participation and the defense of rights;analyze the struggle in defense of the rights of the working class and the implications experienced by relative overpopulation in labor rights and pension and; study the central role of work in accessing rights and the implications experienced by the relative overpopulation in the assistance policy Social. To carry out our study, we used the bibliographical research and documentary. In the analysis of documents, we privileged the legislation referring to to labor and social security rights and the social assistance policy.From this study, we conclude that the working class abandoning the communist struggle in defense of rights, favored access for these to productive, unproductive and salaried workers,leaving aside the workers who constitute the overpopulation relative, or the population left over from capitalist exploitation. In this sense, the strategy adopted by the working class has brought implications relevant to relative overpopulation in the scope of labor rights, social security and social assistance policy, bearing in mind the centrality of work on access to rights.