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Segundo o prefeito Fernando Haddad, a ideia regular essa permisso para que
funcionem como uma frota traada incialmente pela prefeitura como capaz de absorver
a demanda da cidade. Segundo a Prefeitura, as operadoras de aplicativos podero
comprar crditos equivalentes aos quilmetros rodados por 5 mil taxis ao ano.
Uma eventual queda no uso dos txis da cidade seria rapidamente compensada
alterando-se o preo do km rodado a ser cobrado pelo novo servio. "Ns vamos
controlar a quantidade e o preo de maneira tal que os trabalhadores tenham deus
direitos assegurados, os taxistas, e que as empresas possam operar diversificando
servios para atrair novos pblicos", disse Haddad.
***MAIS UM RETRATO DA MODERNIDADE LQUIDA:
"Companies need a workforce they can switch on and off as needed"like a
faucet or a
radio." banalizao da condio trabalhista
"These perverse incentives are threatening to destroy the U.S. labor force
and turn tens of millions of workers into little more than day laborers"
cONTAS DE SEGURANA INDIVIDUAL... A SOLUO? O.o
Fortunately, we already have a working model that can be adapted. As
former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers and others have said, the key is
portability: the personal support infrastructure for workers and families must
be designed so that the safety net follows the worker from job to job and
employer to employer. Such "multiemployer plans" have been used for
many years in industries like construction, infrastructure maintenance, and
mining. Most construction workers, for example, are independent
contractors and temp workers.
In the Silicon Valley a similar model is emerging. Agencies like MBO Partners
act as the employer of record for contingent tech workers, providing a
bridge between contracted employees (such as programmers, data experts,
and software engineers) and their multiple employers.
If wages are not based per hour but on completion of a job, such as for an
Uber driver, the company would chip in a percentage of the gross wages for
that job into the workers ISA. What it comes down to is this: theres
absolutely no reason why a business should be able to evade paying a
couple dollars more per hour per worker to provide a safety net, just
because that business hired a freelancer, temp, contractor or franchise. And
regardless of how many employers a person works for, a worker should not
***In short, what we are talking about is extending legal parity to 1099
workers and parttimers
so that they are on the same safetynet footing as regular and fulltime
workers. This is already done all over the world. The European Union, for
example, has passed legislation that makes it illegal to treat parttime or
temporary employees differently than regular, fulltime employees.
**Other nations such as Japan, Korea, Israel and Brazil also provide greater
levels of legal parity between different classifications of workers.
This proposal would do even more than create legal parityit would create
universality. All workers
would benefit, regardless of their occupation or job classification.
by enacting laws and regulations that extend the concept of
multiemployer plans and legal parity between different categories of
workers, we will remove the
corrosive incentives for employers to abuse the individual contractor
loophole.
Every worker should have access to a safety net.