A survey came out this week, by QualiBest, that on this Labor Day, half of Brazilians who worked as self-employed people before the social isolation measures were forced to be without work during the quarantine adopted as a way to combat the new coronavirus pandemic.
É o que mostra pesquisas de outros institutos também, IBGE, por exemplo, que entrevistou muitas pessoas para saber como tá a situação de desemprego e quarentena.
According to the studies, 51% of the self-employed (those who act on their own, self-employed professionals or small business owners) are in isolation and not working, while 36% continue to work even in isolation. A portion of 9% continues to leave home to carry out their professional activities. Other 4% are in other situations.
Labor Day many are in quarantine
Devido a crise financeira, os autônomos se tornaram uma das principais preocupações dos governantes, em especial das autoridades econômicas, quando a pandemia levou vários Estados a adotar medidas de isolamento social, na segunda quinzena de março, numa tentativa de conter o avanço dos vírus.
However, it is worth clarifying here that those who need to go out to work – like a street vendor, for example – have lost income due to the quarantine, not only because they had to stay at home, but also because customers are also isolated.
The Government approved it in the Senate. The measure, from the federal government, offers R$ 600 monthly, for three months, so that this portion of Brazilians, who are among the most economically vulnerable, can maintain a minimum income during the most acute period of social isolation, however, many claim that can't get it out.
What would be the best solution for the return of the fast economy?
Follow what all other countries are following, social isolation, in the same lockdown style, that is to say, enact the closure of all services that are really not essential as soon as possible.
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