Dezordi, Evandro LuisLange, Tatiane2024-03-182024-03-182023https://repositorio.uricer.edu.br/handle/35974/659Social security is a topic of great importance for Brazilian society, as it plays a fundamental role in social protection and support for citizens, guaranteeing them financial security in times of vulnerability, such as retirement, illness or disability. In this context, the quality of insured, contribution and membership emerge as essential concepts for the operationalization of this social protection system. Affiliation establishes the link between the insured person and the social security system, defining who can be part of this system. The contribution, in turn, represents the main source of financing for the social security system, being paid by both workers and employers. The status of insured refers to the necessary condition for an individual to enjoy social security benefits, being linked to the regularity of their contributions or the fulfillment of certain requirements. However, it is in the context of the producer who carries out agricultural activities that the figure of the special insured arises, a specific group of rural workers who, due to the particularities of their occupation, are subject to different criteria for the recognition of their status as insured. Specially insured people represent a significant part of the rural workforce and have a crucial economic importance for the agricultural sector, but they often face difficulties in meeting traditional social security contribution requirements due to the seasonality and informality of their activities. Therefore, this monograph aims to carry out an analysis of the requirements established for the recognition of special insured status for producers who carry out agricultural activities. The legal basis that regulates this category of insured people will be discussed, taking into account the peculiarities of their work in the field and the necessary adaptations in the social security system to guarantee their social protection. The research will delve deeper into the relevant legislation, jurisprudence and case studies, aiming at a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and possible improvements in the recognition and guarantee of social security rights for these rural workers, thus promoting greater inclusion and social justice in the context of Brazilian Social Security. To carry out this research, the inductive method was used, through bibliographic and documentary research, as well as case studies.pt-BRDireitoPrevidência socialSegurado especialRegime de economia familiarTrabalho de Conclusão de Curso