Alerta apps: el boom de los trabajadores de plataformas y un fallo histórico que cambia todo

Faced with a harsh economic situation and a lack of formal employment, more than a million people in Argentina have turned to working as delivery drivers or ride-hailing app drivers to make ends meet. According to industry estimates, the activity has grown exponentially, becoming the main source of income or an essential second income for thousands of families. The reality behind the wheel and handlebars is extreme: a delivery driver needs to complete an average of 454 orders per month just to cover basic expenses such as rent, raising a child, and paying the monotributo (a simplified tax regime for small businesses and self-employed individuals), earning barely $3,000 per delivery. Meanwhile, more than 60% of ride-hailing app drivers confessed to having another job simultaneously to make ends meet. Amid this complex scenario, the Supreme Court of Justice of Buenos Aires Province issued a landmark ruling: it upheld a 16 million peso fine against Rappi for violating labor regulations and confirmed that delivery drivers are, in fact, employees under a dependent employment relationship. A game-changer that shakes the sector! #AppWorkers #Delivery #Rappi #Cabify #Economy #HistoricRuling #CrónicaTV #BreakingNews 👉 Subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any news. 🌐 More information at cronica.com.ar 📲 Follow us on our social media: Facebook: Crónica TV Instagram: @cronicatv Twitter (X): @cronicatv 🟥 Crónica TV – Always standing firm with the people