LEISURE WORKERS FROM THE SOCIAL PROGRAM “SPORT AND LEISURE IN THE CITY”: APPOINTMENTS TOWARDS A PROFILE OUTLINE
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.40525Keywords:
Workers. Public Policies. Leisure.Abstract
The paper aims to characterize the profile of workers in leisure City’s sport and leisure program. It based the analysis of the definition of leisure as workers occupational status. Data were collected through a questionnaire, at the national and in the Federal District. The results indicate the profile matching between the spheres studied. The discussion of the data indicated that there is an association between the length of stay in the program, the participation of agents in training meetings and knowledge of the fundamental concepts of the program. The continuing education is a key strategy for achieving the policy examined.
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