The productive restructuring marks, among several aspects, the global intensification of flows and the expansion of work flexibility. This process reached different sectors, including education through the commercialization of teaching and the rise of neoliberalism. In this way, we have seen successive cuts in funds for public education, deterioration of the basic educational system, legal changes in labor legislation that have contributed to the intensification of precariousness, especially affecting teachers. Thus, the existence of a flexible legal regulation and differentiated systems of remuneration and workload between administrative spheres allowed the category to accumulate jobs to achieve reasonable salaries, which on the one hand masked the impoverishment of work and on the other corroborated for the emergence of several operational, labor and urban problems, such as the intense inter-school pendulum spatial flow. In this sense, the objective of this research is, therefore, to analyze the mobility of teachers as part of the precarious work process. Thus, the research is divided into a triad: to understand the actions that cause precariousness; understand what mobility is and its relationship with the production of space; map the spatiality of intra-urban flows of these individuals (home-school and inter-school) pointing out their nature. For a better definition of the theme, the empirical approach was chosen by teachers from the final years of elementary and high school who work in the Metropolitan Micro- Region of Rio de Janeiro, because in addition to having many teachers, it is a conurbated area, consisting of pendulum flows that relate to population arrangements derived from the metropolization process. In this sense, it was chosen to use several statistical sources made available by INEP, especially the microdata from the School Census to understand the problem in the macro dimension. It was also chosen to apply a questionnaire to teachers to understand the perception of these individuals in the micro sphere, that is, in the everyday.