Fiesp Criticizes End of 6x1 Scale and Alert to Increase Informality
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Abrasel, Fiesp and CNI challenge the approval of the proposal by the Senate and point out possible impacts on bars, restaurants, jobs and competitiveness of the Brazilian economy.
Entity estimates that the end of the 6x1 scale will cause the need for immediate hiring of 288,000 workers to compensate for the impact of the new journey The post Construction Civil previews reduction of the access to the own house and more expensive works with the end of the 6×1 scale apareceu primeiro em ND More
Federation alerts to "increase of informality" and costs for Brazilian companies and families with the measure. Read on Power360.
Entity points to risks of increased cost of living, stimulation of informality and impacts in areas such as health and transportation
On Wednesday, 14, the Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (Fiesp) criticized the end of the 6x1 scale approved by the National Congress. In a note, the president of Fiesp, Paulo Skaf, warned of the increase of informality and of the expenses of employers. The president of Fiesp also stated that the consequences will come to the budget of families, such as the increase of condominium rates and other expenses of Brazilians. + See mo…
Alongside the CNI, the Federation of Industries of São Paulo points to increased cost and impact on inflation with the constitutional amendment approved on Wednesday, 14
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