Segurança no trabalho do profissional de secretariado executivo à luz do artigo 7º, inciso XXII, da constituição federal

Abstract

This study analyzes the implementation and the impacts of occupational health and safety practices aimed at the Executive Secretariat Professional, in light of Article 7, item XXII, of the Federal Constitution. Problem and objective: The central problem of the research consists in the low visibility of safety conditions in administrative functions, especially in the field of Executive Secretariat, which is traditionally excluded from the most common discussions about occupational risks. The objective is to analyze the implementation and the impacts of occupational health and safety practices aimed at the Executive Secretariat Professional, in light of Article 7, item XXII, of the Federal Constitution. Theoretical foundation: The research is based on a broadened understanding of workplace health, which involves not only the prevention of accidents, but also care for the physical, mental, and organizational well-being of workers. Methodology: A mixed methodological approach was adopted, with an exploratory and descriptive character, through the application of questionnaires to professionals in the area. Results: Although there are normative guidelines aimed at workplace safety, many companies still fail to promote adequate conditions for administrative professionals, neglecting aspects such as ergonomics, work organization, and mental health. Conclusion and Contribution: It is concluded that there is a gap between what the legislation provides and the reality experienced by these professionals. The research contributes to broadening the debate on occupational safety in administrative functions and offers support for managers and institutions to develop more effective and humanized policies for promoting health in the work environment.