O regime geral da previdência social e o segurado especial à luz da Lei nº 8.213/91.

Abstract

It is known that the General Social Security System in Brazil (RGPS) is one of the pillars of Social Security and has a positive basis in the Federal Constitution of 1988. It is consecrated as the most comprehensive Social Security regime and is intended to safeguard Unforeseen circumstances and misfortunes to persons who internalize the status of beneficiaries. These beneficiaries are listed in article 10 of Law 8.213 / 1991 which deals with the Social Security Benefits Plan. There are five methods known, such as the employee, the domestic servant, the single worker, the special insured (rural worker) and the individual taxpayer. These beneficiaries are subdivided into insured persons and dependents (spouse, companion, companion, non-emancipated child, non-emancipated parents and siblings). The Insureds, in turn, may be mandatory and optional. This study aims to work with the RGPS and the quality of Special Insured, taking into account one of the most important legalistic diplomas about our protection system, which is Law 8.213 / 1991 which refers to the Pension Benefits Plan Social. Therefore, the definition, RGPS definition, of the condition of rural worker, and its relation with the normative set that deals with the State's plans of payments towards the society, is thus glimpsed.