STF vai decidir futuro de Motoristas por Aplicativos

The Brazilian Supreme Court has scheduled the resumption of the trial regarding the so-called "uberization" of labor relations for June 24th. The Supreme Court will analyze cases involving platforms like Uber and Rappi, discussing whether an employment relationship can exist between drivers, delivery workers, and app companies. The decision could impact thousands of lawsuits in Brazil and directly influence the future of the category. In this video, Claudião explains what is at stake, why this doesn't simply mean that every driver will become a CLT employee (formal employment contract), and what the scenarios might be for those who work with Uber, 99, Rappi, and other platforms. The central question is: are app drivers truly self-employed or do they work under the control of an algorithm? Comment: would you prefer to remain self-employed, would you accept an employment relationship, or would you advocate for a separate set of rules for app drivers? Become a member of this channel and get benefits:    / @claudiao   WANT TO BE AN UBER DRIVER? https://t.uber.com/referral/?invite_c... WANT TO BE A 99 DRIVER? https://d.99app.com/h82n4BN?shar_chan... INSTAGRAM: @_.claudioao TIKTOK: @.claudiao_