Outsourcing and Sustainable Development
the (un)constitutionality of PL 4330
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-v44n2a2016-32238Keywords:
Outsourcing, Sustainable development, Social and environmental dumping, PL 4330 (Un)constitutionalityAbstract
This work is based on the phenomenological hermeneutic approach and intends how the object under study is presented by the doctrine and how it manifests itself in practice. Through a qualitative research, this paper will explore the object of research and describe it as well. By making a comparison between what is set by the doctrine and what is accomplished in practice, through Shell Nigeria and Ford Brasil standardization cases, this work supposes that there is a combination of these two objectives. A convergence of literature aspects will be presented as a technical procedure. Through this procedure, it will be discussed the development of the subject, the PLC 30/2015 (the former PL 4330) unconstitutionality and the non contribution of outsourcing to reach sustainable development; furthermore it will be chosen two studies cases in which the outsourcing has generated social and environmental dumping, prevented the head-office company accountability and caused unfair competition.