8 - Saúde Mental e Trabalho - Parte I

Episode 8 of the Mental Cast podcast, hosted by Luiz Geraldo Benetton, titled "8 - Saúde Mental e Trabalho - Parte I" was published on April 26, 2022 and runs 11 minutes.

April 26, 2022 ·11m · Mental Cast

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Summary

"A epidemia que correu paralela à pandemia foi de estresse, burnout e pânico. As sequelas são fobias e estresse pós-traumático. O tempo do ser humano nunca foi e nunca será um tempo da máquina. A organização do trabalho precisa aprender essa visão. O trabalho deve ser feito respeitando a humanidade do ser." "Androides fazem companhia a Papai Noel e à Fadinha dos Dentes, só existem na imaginação. Na realidade, o trabalho esgotado dá um gasto humano e financeiro a empresa. Não tem sentido...

Episode Description

"A epidemia que correu paralela à pandemia foi de estresse, burnout e pânico. As sequelas são fobias e estresse pós-traumático. O tempo do ser humano nunca foi e nunca será um tempo da máquina. A organização do trabalho precisa aprender essa visão. O trabalho deve ser feito respeitando a humanidade do ser."

"Androides fazem companhia a Papai Noel e à Fadinha dos Dentes, só existem na imaginação. Na realidade, o trabalho esgotado dá um gasto humano e financeiro a empresa. Não tem sentido mais insistir nessa visão."

Em qual mentalidade se apóia a organização do trabalho? Pense nisso.

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Luiz Geraldo Benetton - LinkedIn
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Arte e Ilustração
Título: "Ter Morrido de Amor"
Artista: Neni Benavente
Instagram: @nenibenavente

Trilha Sonora
Alexandre Benetton

Produção
Oscar Guilhermo Vila Garcia
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