Electoral Harassment at Work Exceeds 7,000 Complaints, Points Out Ministry - Northern Tribune
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Number was released by Luiz Marinho, Minister of Labour and Employment, who emphasized the importance of protecting workers
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TerraLuiz Marinho, Minister of Labour, spoke about the new issue in press conference and asked employers to back down on these practices
The Ministry of Labour and Employment (MTE) has already received more than 7,000 complaints of harassment in the work environment. In view of the increase in reports, Minister Luiz Marinho made an appeal on Wednesday (4) to entrepreneurs who have threatened or fired employees for political reasons, who have withdrawn and publicly retracted themselves. I take the opportunity to address everyone who still thinks of doing this kind of nonsense, wit…
The Ministry of Labour and Employment (MTE) has already received more than 7,000 complaints of electoral harassment in the working environment. In view of the increase in reports, Minister Luiz Marinho made an appeal on Wednesday (4) to entrepreneurs who have threatened or fired officials for political reasons, who withdraw and are publicly portrayed. [...] The post Electoral harassment at work exceeds 7,000 complaints, points out ministry appea…
Luiz Marinho asks employers to give up civil servants for political reasons and recommends public retraction on social networks to avoid punishments
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MetrópolesGustavo Moreno/Metropoles The Public Ministry of Labour (MPT) has already received 4,595 complaints of harassment at the workplace this year. These are situations in which employees were embarrassed by expressing political or electoral opinion.Appointment of the Public Ministry of Labour itself referred to the column shows that the rate of complaints increased after the 2nd round of elections, which ended with the re-election of President Lula (…
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