Resumen

The study analyzes the impact of an educational intervention on the platform economy in 3rd-year EPET N°14 students. The research, with a descriptive-quantitative approach, used pre- and post-intervention surveys (N=20 and N=15) to evaluate the change in knowledge about labor rights, the monotributo (simplified tax regime), and the risks of working on digital platforms. Pre-test results showed high confusion: only 45% recognized basic labor rights, and 90% felt unprepared to understand a contract. After the workshop, knowledge improved significantly: 93.3% correctly identified the transfer of responsibility from the app to the worker and understood that the delivery person assumes their own expenses in case of accidents. Furthermore, self-perception of preparedness exceeded 93%.

The intervention was highly effective, allowing young people to question the "flexibility" discourse of the platform economy and recognize the precarity and externalization of risks it implies.