The article analyses some of the impacts of the transformations in society on Social Service during the historical period of transition of both the twentieth and the nineteenth centuries. The analysis aggregates some essential mediation to explain the meaning of the determination of work alienation in the professional practice, as it participates in the social division of collective work in the process of reproduction of social relationships. The contents elucidate the details of the forms of work precariousness and of the manifestations of the social issue as expressions of alienation and fetishism in times of capital crisis.
Capital crisis; Precariousness; Social Service
