Experiencias y percepciones frente a las estrategias implementadas para el control del riesgo psicosocial durante el trabajo en casa SARSCOV2COV2 (COVID-19)

Abstract

This research addresses the experience and perception of people who work at home during the context of the SARS-COV2 pandemic, in relation to the strategies developed by their Organizations for the Control of Psychosocial Risk aimed at preventing and/or mitigating the effects on mental health, involving new forms of work. The present project is a qualitative research monograph, methodology that assumes a hermeneutic posture, whose objective is to try to understand the lived experience from the meaning given by the individual or subject observed. The method used was by convenience, which is a non-probabilistic sampling technique that allowed us easy access to the nine participants of the study. As a result, we can speak of a generalized perception that there were a series of strategies developed by organizations to mitigate psychosocial risks in prevention language, with an important mobilization of personnel, time and financial resources that helped to some extent to mitigate the impacts that the conditions derived from working at home as an effect of the pandemic brought to the development of the work impacting all their environments.