Deputy Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG) presented an amendment to the PEC that eliminates the 6x1 work schedule. The amendment provides that the federal government compensate companies for the costs of changing the work schedule.
The discussion about ending the 6×1 work schedule occurs within the framework of two proposals being analyzed by the Chamber's Constitution and Justice Committee, including Deputy Erika Hilton's PEC that provides for a 36-hour weekly workday. Workers demonstrated in various cities across the country demanding an end to the 6×1 schedule, while President Lula sent an urgent bill to Congress on the issue.
Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG) presented an amendment to the PEC about ending the 6x1 work schedule
The amendment proposes that the federal government compensate companies for the costs of changing the work regime
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PEC 8/25, by deputy Erika Hilton (PSOL-SP), provides for a 36-hour work week with four working days
PEC 221/19, by deputy Reginaldo Lopes (PT-MG), provides for reduction to 36 hours over ten years
Rapporteur Paulo Azi (União-BA) presented a favorable opinion on the proposals, but voting was postponed
Guilherme Boulos criticized the proposal and called the amendment 'Boss Stipend'
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