secure workforce
[sɪˈkjʊr ˈwɜrkfɔrs]
nounpl: secure workforces
força de trabalho segura
1. An employed group of workers whose jobs are stable, protected, and unlikely to be terminated, with guaranteed employment terms and conditions
The company invested in training programs to maintain a secure workforce.
A empresa investiu em programas de treinamento para manter uma força de trabalho segura.
2. Workers who have been vetted and cleared for security purposes, especially in sensitive industries or government positions
The defense contractor requires a secure workforce with proper security clearances.
A empresa de defesa exige uma força de trabalho segura com autorizações de segurança apropriadas.
3. Employees protected by labor laws, contracts, and employment agreements that prevent arbitrary dismissal
Labor unions fought to establish a secure workforce with strong protection clauses.
Os sindicatos lutaram para estabelecer uma força de trabalho segura com cláusulas de proteção robustas.
In Brazil, 'secure workforce' is an important concept in labor discussions, reflecting the country's emphasis on labor rights (direitos trabalhistas) and CLT (Consolidação das Leis do Trabalho) protections. The term gained prominence during discussions about labor reform and gig economy expansion. In the USA, the term is used both in employment stability contexts and in national security/defense contracting contexts, reflecting two distinct applications.
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