A pejotização no trabalho das diaristas

Abstract

This bibliographical study discusses the precariousness of work in post-modernity, especially on digital platforms, which often result in forms of contemporary slave labor, with the influence of pejotization, considered a fraud to labor, social security and tax legislation. Unemployed women with little education establish labor relations with these companies as a way of survival, but end up doubly victimized. The text argues that it is necessary to change the existing labor legislation to guarantee the valorization of the work and employment and social justice. The Federal Supreme Court has decided that, except in cases of fraud, pejotization and other forms of contracts are lawful of outsourcing. The text also discusses the Domestic Work Law (Law Supplementary n. 150 of 2015), which extended most labor rights to domestic workers, but not day laborers. Furthermore, it addresses the work platforming, especially in the general cleaning services sector, and how this phenomenon results in precarious provision of services.