End of 6x1: Moro Does Not Vote PEC and Criticizes Debate in Election Period
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The Federation of Industries of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Firjan) will present to the Executive and the National Congress proposals to guarantee legal certainty to sectors with negotiated scales and continuous operation activities after the approval of the PEC 221/2019, which reduces working hours to 40 hours per week and establishes two days of paid weekly rest. The entity will focus its activities on the regulation and implementation of the…
End of the 6×1 scale: see which professions may have specific rules, which changes on the workday and when the new rules start to work.
Proposal provides for 40 hours per week and special scales in essential sectors
The end of the 6x1 scale can change the routine of millions of workers. Understand the possible impacts of two days of rest in sleep and well-being. The post End of the 6×1 scale: what changes in sleep, leisure and well-being with two days off appeared first in the All-Day Olympics.
Senator Sergio Moro (Union-PR) said on Thursday, 15, that he chose not to vote the Proposal for Amendment to the Constitution (PEC) that ends with the 6×1 scale because he considers it inappropriate to discuss a change in the working day during the election period. According to him, the theme has a direct impact on workers, businesses and the...
PEC approved by the Senate provides for two days of weekly rest and a gradual reduction of the journey to 40 hours, without wage cuts; change depends on promulgation and will have a transitional period.
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