El futuro del trabajo en el Poder Ejecutivo del Distrito Federal brasileño

Autores/as

  • Kaio de Oliveira Teixeira Brazilian Institute of Education, Development and Research - IDP https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5692-7540
  • Gustavo José De Guimarães e Souza Brazilian Institute of Education, Development and Research - IDP https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0718-2295
  • Mathias Schneid Tessmann Brazilian Institute of Teaching, Development and Research (IDP)

Palabras clave:

futuro del trabajo, automatización, aprendizaje automático, sector público, Gobierno del Distrito Federal

Resumen

En este artículo abordamos el tema Futuro del Trabajo con enfoque en el Sector Público del Distrito Federal (DF). Brasil es una república federativa y el DF, sede de los poderes ejecutivo, legislativo y judicial federales, tiene el octavo mayor PIB entre las 27 unidades federativas y el más alto PIB per cápita, casi el doble del 2º lugar, lo que justifica la importancia de analizar su estructura gubernamental. Para ello, reproducimos la metodología de Kubota and Maciente (2019) para estimar la propensión a automatizar ocupaciones, aplicándola a la base de datos de ocupación de los servidores del Ejecutivo del Distrito Federal. Los resultados muestran que los trabajos que requieren niveles más bajos de educación e involucran tareas más rutinarias tienden a ser más propensos a la automatización. Finalmente, con base en nuestros resultados, analizamos las estadísticas descriptivas de escolaridad, edad y remuneración de los cargos públicos en el Ejecutivo del Distrito Federal.

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Biografía del autor/a

Kaio de Oliveira Teixeira, Brazilian Institute of Education, Development and Research - IDP

Maestro en Economia y asesor de la presidencia del BIOTIC.

Gustavo José De Guimarães e Souza, Brazilian Institute of Education, Development and Research - IDP

PhD in Economics. Parliamentary advisor at the Federal Senate. Professor at the Brazilian Institute
of Education, Development and Research (IDP).

Mathias Schneid Tessmann, Brazilian Institute of Teaching, Development and Research (IDP)

PhD student in Economics, coordinator, professor and researcher at the Brazilian Institute of Education,
Development and Research (IDP).

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2022-03-30

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de Oliveira Teixeira, K., De Guimarães e Souza, G. J., & Tessmann, M. S. (2022). El futuro del trabajo en el Poder Ejecutivo del Distrito Federal brasileño. Revista Do Serviço Público, 73(1), 9 -31. Recuperado a partir de https://revista.enap.gov.br/index.php/RSP/article/view/6641

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