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Brazil Has 2 Million People Who Work Through Applications

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About 2 million people worked through applications (apps) in the country in 2025. The vast majority of them on their own, with weekly journeys longer than the rest occupied in the private sector and earning less per hour worked. The finding is part of an edition on work through digital platforms [...]

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Almost two million (1,959 million) worked through service applications in Brazil in 2025, most of them on private passenger transport platforms and food delivery platforms. The group considers both those who have their main occupation in the activity and those in which this work is complementary or secondary. In all, they responded of 1.9% of the people occupied in the country. The vast majority (92.1% of the toilet, or 1.8 million people) have …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Hourly earnings of those who work through application is 12% lower than that of non-silver-formulated

About 2 million people worked through applications (apps) in the country in 2025. The vast majority of them on their own, with weekly journeys longer than the rest occupied in the private sector and earning less per hour worked. The finding is part of an edition on work through digital platforms [...] The post Brazil has 2 million people who work through applications, points out IBGE first appeared in Tribuna do Norte.

Work by apps reaches 1,959 million in Brazil, while contribution to Previdência falls to 34%; see IBGE data

According to data released by IBGE on 6th Friday (4.set), 1 million worked in private passenger transport

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Approximately 2 million people worked through apps in the country in 2025. Paulo Pinto/Agência Brasil Around 2 million people worked through apps in the country in 2025. The vast majority of them were self-employed, with longer weekly hours than those employed in the private sector and earning less per hour worked. This finding is part of an edition on work through digital platforms from the Continuous National Household Sample Survey (PNAD), …

·Brasília, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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