Abstract
Work occupies a prominent place in the social doctrine of the Catholic Church, on the basis of human action in moral theology, although the Church does not set out a theory of work. Work is also a key theme in the social sciences, especially in the theory of action. This article develops a theory of work as a human action, following the contributions of economics, psychology, sociology and management sciences. It focuses, above all, on human action developed with other people and within organizations, with special emphasis on forms of joint action, cooperation and trust.
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