This paper results from research dealing with the relationship between work, time and subjectivity, with a focus on the restructuring of banking work and subject constitution. It is a case study carried out in a bank, with data collection taking place through iconographic and documentary sources, focus group analyses and semi-directed individual interviews. Data analysis was in accordance with Thompson's guidelines for the Methodology of Hermeneutics and Depth. Two major areas are under discussion: history and organizational modes, and the restructuring of work and subject constitution. Research results indicate the constitution of a subject who finds himself or herself without many certainties in the face of intensified pressure to accepting ceaseless changes. These changes are the result of inevitability, instantaneousness and intensity which cause physic suffering and demands in excess.
work; change; time; subjectivity
