SERVIÇO SOCIAL DA INDÚSTRIA DO ESTADO DO RIO DE JANEIRO | |
Abbreviation | SESI Rio |
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Formation | 1946 |
Type | Non-profit organization |
Purpose | To improve work environment, quality of life and education level of collaborators from Rio de Janeiro's enterprises. |
Headquarters | Centro (Rio de Janeiro) |
Location | |
Region | Rio de Janeiro (state), |
Services |
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Official language | Brazilian Portuguese |
Affiliations | FIRJAN System |
Website | Firjan.org.br |
The Industry Social Service of the State of Rio de Janeiro comprehends SESI's work in Rio de Janeiro state. The institution focuses in bettering work environment, quality of life and education level of collaborators from Rio de Janeiro's enterprises. Through programs and mobile units, it carries out actions related to health, education, sports, leisure, culture, occupational health, work safety and environmental protection. These activities are aimed at workers and companies, as much as to society in general. SENAI Rio's history is parallel to the Brazilian industrial development and its designation accompanies Rio de Janeiro's changes, as when it became a capital and was renamed Guanabara state.
SESI Rio's programs and unities are meant for industry workers, their families and Rio de Janeiro´s population as a whole. In companies, the institution focuses attention on the socially responsible management aiming Brazilian's competitive advantage and sustainable development. Besides the quality of life of workers. [1] In a general way, SESI Rio works in four big fields: [2]
Due to its social function, SESI Rio focuses on two specific pillars in the state: education and health. [13] [14]
Some of the entity's programs are:
The mobile units are trailers and vans with office structure to take up to companies health care for employees. Units can be dental, occupational health and x-ray. [25]
Until the early 1940s, Brazil was an agricultural, rural and dependent on imported manufactured goods economy. Gradually the industrial sector was being equipped, but it was still difficult to meet all the needs of the worker. Further during the Second World War. Then, in 1946 (post-war), the private sector exercised its social function and created SESI. [note 1] It was industry legitimizing social service. [26] On the same date, its National Department formed the Regional Division of Rio de Janeiro. It was "the beginning of Brazilian industrialization and a new cycle of development that sought to guarantee the country a place in the new international environment." [2]
Between the 50s and the 70s the economy has changed, with the goal of building an industrialized and competitive society. In 1953, Rio de Janeiro's Regional Division becomes the Federal District's Regional Department, with jurisdiction on the federal capital. But when the Federal District is transferred to Brasília and Guanabara State is created, in 1960, it receives the name of Guanabara State's Regional Department. It turns out that, in 1974, then-President Ernesto Geisel decided to merge the states of Guanabara and Rio de Janeiro (preserving the name of the latter), returning to Rio its status of the state capital. It is precisely in this time of transition, between 1974 and 1979, that it is created the Regional Department of the State of Rio de Janeiro, current SESI Rio.
During the 80s, dubbed "the lost decade" by economists, SESI Rio "increased in 328% the number of its services in the areas of Food, Entertainment, Health, Education, Service and Community Actions, ie, from 4.2 million to 18 million people." [27] [note 2]
In the 90s, the policy of expanding through the interior has been strengthened with the installation of units in approximately 10 municipalities.
In the 2000s the focus has changed to:
In recent years, SESI Rio has sought to strengthen its programs for the welfare and quality of life of the citizens of Rio de Janeiro state. [28] [29]
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