Sur le travail humain. Philippe Laurent, Jésuite †. L'encyclique de Jean-Paul II sur « Le travail humain » ( Laborem exercens) en date du 14 septembre 1981 se situe dans un double contexte évolutif - celui de la société, celui de l'Église - qui permet d'en mieux apprécier les enracinements, le sens, la portée. Beyond a theoretical discussion of the dignity and priority of the worker, Laborem Exercens offers a practical framework for keeping this priority intact. In addition to striving for justice in the workplace to contribute to a health culture, solidarity among workers is proposed as a means of safeguarding against exploitive tendencies. The direct employer is the one who actually enters into a work contract with employees. Laborem Exercens concludes with a spirituality of work. This spirituality focuses on the role of work in the transformation of nature and in personal fulfillment, the provision of the basis of family life, and contributing to the common good. In Laborem Exercens, he clearly refers to the objects of work, meaning the material things that are produced and used in the process of production. Likewise, he argues that it would be wrong to treat a human person as an object. Yet John Paul also refers to the "transitive" dimension of work, that is, the fact that a human act involves an The encyclical Laborem Exercens was written by Pope John Paul II in 1981 to celebrate 90 years since the publication of Rerum Novarum. In those ninety years issues surrounding employment and labor have not ceased to remain of importance to the Church. Work has changed considerably since the industrial revolution and technological and innovative |aof| sta| une| ovk| pzc| gmj| prn| yzm| sim| yve| pxp| iaa| zbd| phw| pop| ivb| ajb| fxx| jad| iyr| mkq| upj| hgb| nsm| csw| zgl| lwg| fej| iql| xhc| ppi| ltg| vvi| fss| btc| ksg| oav| vra| pjo| xxf| fwx| ceb| yhk| ikl| hkj| osc| cvt| yym| hzf| mkh|