This doctoral thesis sought to understand the precarious work and illness teacher in private higher education institutions. And departed from a theoretical option that considers the fundamental work for the process of hominização and humanization of man and adopting as investigative method historical materialism dialectic. In this sense, sought to investigate the following problem: that relationship can be established between the precarious work and health teacher in institutions of higher education private network? From the problem raised some guiding questions emerged on the need for better data collection and analysis: a) the main manifestations of disease occurred among workers teachers in private Institutions of Higher Education have relationship with precarious work the same? and (b)) that factors related to the exercise of the Magisterium can be associated with the development of certain diseases in teachers? These issues have configured the thesis here: teaching work, defended on the grounds of their insecurity, has an intimate relationship with the process of illness of teachers. For the execution of the study an empirical research by the teachers of a higher education institution of the private network, located in the municipality of Bethlehem, by the use of semi-structured interviews whose objectives were pursued: a) identify the main manifestations of disease occurred among workers in private Institutions of Higher Education teachers and b) examine whether the illnesses that affect teachers private IES have relationship with precarious work. Generally speaking, the data revealed that there is, indeed, a strong relationship between the type of labour exercise of teachers and the development of a latent process of illness. Something perceived during the identification of various manifestations of diseases occurring among employees teachers. Regarding the physical ailments, stands out as the principal expressed by professors vocal chord issues, something that seems to be common to the Group of professionals who use very often, without rest and inappropriately, the voice. With regard specifically to mental illness, found strong evidence of the presence of stress and burnout syndrome, too, factors that make the job teaching something, brutal and incompatible with the activation of a healthy and fulfilling life. In conclusion, ' so that, in General, the data indicate that there are signs of clues and a very close relationship between precarious work and the development of processes of illness between teachers involved in empirical research.
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