UMA HISTÓRIA DO DIREITO CONSTITUCIONAL DE GREVE DOS SERVIDORES PÚBLICOS BRASILEIROS.

Abstract

This work deals with the struggle, still unfinished, the conquest of the right to strike by Brazilian civil servants. So was collected extensive documentation mainly writing great press about the swell of strike movements since the 1960s. The survey showed that, in addition to specific claims, federal civil servants and state of the federal unit of Goias, claimed rights universally recognized to the working class, such as the rights to organize and strike. Search It will show how, in a moment of culmination of the resistance forces and public demonstration of the working class against the military regime, reflux of the interests of the wealthy classes and the reactionary and conservative positions, the right to strike of public servants over being recognized by the Constitution of 1988. However, this constitutional achievement was never effectively guaranteed for this category of workers. This is the central problem of this work: seeking to understand the reasons why the new rights were won by public servants. The historical narrative will show that after the constitutional process, the forces of the labor movement were not sufficient to ensure, in the legislative bodies of the country, either in the executive branch, and even next to the judiciary spheres, recognition of the constitutional right acquired. Made this effort to historicize the subject nationwide, dedicating shall be a final chapter to detail the participation of the State of Goiás in the whole of this process.