Brazil Has Record Jobs, but 2 Million Workers Live on Uber and Other Apps: Lula’s Challenge
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In Brazil, the economy is showing signs of growth, and unemployment has fallen to a record level, but more and more people get to work for Uber and delivery apps, in the absence of better alternatives....
The outgoing president hasn't regulated millions of people working with platforms, and he may be affected by Sunday's ballot.
Brazil is experiencing an accelerated process of the urbanization of its labor force. Almost 2 million people, mostly men, work full-time for transport or delivery applications. The number has grown 37% in three years and is equivalent to about 2% of the country's labor force, according to government research cited [...]
The platform economy became an informal containment network, while the country’s strong general figures hide a strong discontent
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