Abstract
The interpretations that the judiciary emanates on matters of great international repercussion, such as the condition of uberized workers, matter to the questioning because it conveys a series of ideologies similar to the mythological foundations that found the law itself. Therefore, this article proposes to problematize the naturalization of business practices that deny the existence of labor relations between digital platforms and their service providers. The method of approach was deductive, with a monographic procedure methodology, based on the literature review, concomitant with a brief documentary research. It is considered that the myth of uberization is legitimized in Brazil based on social influence, by legal means, to justify logic linked to the autonomy of work, through self-entrepreneurship.
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