The purpose of this monograph is to understand the setbacks in the economic, social and political crisis in Brazil, highlighting the widespread attack on workers' rights and the voracious advance of the privatization of public affairs. As well as, the use of the public fund to finance large companies. It points out the challenges and implications placed on social service and the importance of the Ethical-Political Project committed to the interests of the working class and to another form of less unequal sociability. It then presents an analysis of the recession of the structural crisis of capital and how it affects the conditions of life and work of the subjects in Brazil through degrading, degrading works, with an exacerbated exploitation. The monograph also seeks to reflect the regression that has been established on social policies in Brazil in the twenty-first century, through targeted, selective and excluding policies that escape the logic of a universal public policy, and evidence a counter-reform and dismantlement of rights already achieved. The purpose of this work was to foster the need for social workers and the working class to continue joining forces and resisting these setbacks, building on the struggle for rights already won and for a more just and committed society. The study was permeated by bibliographical research, which consists of a theoretical approach about authors that approach the theme, fomented the discussion in the various spaces of social service debate, contributing to the production of knowledge about the subject.
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