Mexico: platform workers will be entitled to social security, in the form of voluntary paid affiliation

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On 30 September, digital platforms Beat, DiDi, Rappi and Uber signed an agreement with the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS) in order to provide their workers, drivers, and delivery personnel social protection, and which is part of a ‘pilot programme for the voluntary affiliation of self-employed workers to the compulsory scheme.
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On 30 September, digital platforms Beat, DiDi, Rappi and Uber signed an agreement with the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS) to provide social protection for their workers, drivers and delivery personnel, which is part of a ‘pilot programme for the voluntary affiliation of self-employed workers to the compulsory scheme.’

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