El teletrabajo y las políticas públicas adoptadas frente al desarrollo de enfermedades psicosociales en el Ecuador

Abstract

The theme of the degree work is called "Telework and public politics adopted against the development of psychosocial diseases in Ecuador", where it was investigated the way to ensure normatively, effective compliance with the exercise of the right to disconnection in telework, in order to avoid the development of psychosocial diseases of those who run the telework, this was executed through the analysis of Ecuadorian regulations in relation to telework. The methodology used was the mixed research design, that is, qualitative and quantitative, by the use of primary and secondary information presented in the content of the research; and, the research method used, is the inductive, by allowing to focus the problematic of the research from the particular to the general. Which led to research results, where it was determined that Ecuador does not comply with guarantee the effective exercise of the right to disconnect as public policy implemented in order to prevent the development of psychosocial diseases in teleworkers; concluding that there is negative impact on the health of teleworkers, making the effects on the right to disconnect, therefore, are negative.