Brazil's Supreme Court to rule on employment status of gig economy workers in landmark Uber case
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Cristiane Gercina
Summary
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) is set to judge a landmark case (Theme 1.291) regarding employment relationships in the "uberization" of work. The case centers on a female worker seeking formal employment rights (signed work card) after providing services as an Uber driver. The ruling will set precedent for at least 10,000 similar cases across the country. The session is expected to be short due to Brazil's World Cup match against Scotland.
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· 3 pulledO STF (Supremo Tribunal Federal) tem na pauta da sessão desta quarta-feira (24) o julgamento do tema 1.291, que discute o vínculo de emprego na uberização do trabalho.
O processo a ser analisado como exemplo no caso que vai definir os rumos de todos os outros do tipo no país é de uma trabalhadora que pede o direito à carteira assinada após prestar serviços à Uber como motorista de aplicativo.
Há ao menos 10 mil ações do tipo no país.
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