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Vol. 34 No. 60 (2015)

Economic policy

Is social inclusion of workforce in Colombia in counter of what sustainability means?

https://doi.org/10.19053/22565779.3777

Published 2015-08-21

  • Orlando Enrique Contreras
    • ,
  • Aura Cecilia Pedraza Avella
    • ,
  • Carolina Herrera Gómez

Orlando Enrique Contreras
Universidad Industrial de Santander

Aura Cecilia Pedraza Avella
Universidad Industrial de Santander

Carolina Herrera Gómez
Universidad Industrial de Santander

Abstract

This article demonstrates through analysis of official data that in Colombia there are considerable differences regarding to social inclusion of its productive system employees, based on a framework that considers employment quality as an axe of corporate sustainability and object of social responsibility policies. Conclusions provide evidence to affirm that people with employments of inferior quality are the most excluded due to the consequences of a persistent labor scarcity in the country. The situation suggests that the Colombian business community needs a systematic review of sustainability policies, particularly in relation to the type of employment it is providing, given that work is a highly influential aspect of individuals life

Keywords

sustainability, corporate social responsibility, employment, social exclusion, social inclusion, job instability.

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