The global pact for employment and the 4th industrial revolution

new forms of work and social justice

Abstract

This article aims to find out how the Fourth Industrial Revolution is structured in the world today, its main reflections in the world of work, and how the International Labor Organization can play a preponderant role in the face of this reality, in support of social justice. Thus, the commodity form and the attributes of the flexible capitalism will be considered, as well as the social precarization of the work with the technological scene elucidated. The analysis to be developed goes through these elements, and based on the notes of national and international doctrine. In conclusion, it is hoped to understand how the International Labor Organization can find itself in order to enforce labor protection, or whether it will be necessary to understand other determinants to the labor relation be understood and protected today as more effective. Therefore, the hypothetical-deductive method is adopted as the fundamental landmark of the approach method.