PARCERIA PAGA REALIZADA POR INFLUENCIADORES DIGITAIS MIRINS EM REDES SOCIAIS: TRABALHO INFANTIL EM DEBATE

Abstract

The research analyzes the characterization of paid partnerships made by child digital influencers as child labor and its adequacy to the legal norms in force. The study is restricted to the analysis of work performed by individuals under 12 years of age since the age group from 12 to 18 incomplete years has distinct segmentations. The general objective is to identify the relationship between paid partnerships performed by children and the labor legislation, jurisprudence, and doctrine on child labor. The approach method used here is deductive, using bibliographies, legal papers, and jurisprudence. The research discusses the compatibility of the practice with the rights and guarantees of the infant and the need for more clarity on the specific legislation on the subject. The framework of paid partnerships as an employment relationship will be addressed, as the overview of regulations involving children and child labor, the characterization of paid partnership performed by children as artistic child labor, and the consideration between the strands that consider that there is disharmony with the Brazilian legal system the existence of paid partnerships involving children and those that conceive them as compatible.