Roadmaps para implantação do teletrabalho: mapeamento sistemático e revisão da literatura
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Teletrabalho; Trabalho Remoto; Roteiro de Implantação; Revisão Sistemática; Sistemas produtivos.Resumo
A busca acelerada das organizações pelo teletrabalho, especialmente motivada pela pandemia em 2020, fez com que surgissem muitas dificuldades quanto a sua implantação de forma adequada e estruturada. O objetivo desta pesquisa é identificar as abordagens e estratégias sobre a implantação do teletrabalho, notadamente, por meio de roadmaps. Tendo por base a teoria disponível na literatura internacional sobre teletrabalho, procurou-se apresentar os termos e conceitos que se referem ao universo desta modalidade de trabalho. Utilizou-se o método da revisão sistemática da literatura, cujo protocolo adotou-se o PRISMA-P. Não foi localizada uma proposta de roadmap que servisse de roteiro estratégico para a implantação do teletrabalho nas organizações. Os resultados apresentam a relevância deste tema no mundo, sendo que as suas vantagens e desvantagens é a abordagem mais presente nas pesquisas.
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