Lula Approves Paid Leave of up to Six Months for Victims of Machista Violence
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São Paulo, Oct 1 (EFE).- The Brazilian president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, approved this Thursday a measure that allows women victims of male violence who need to leave their jobs a subsidy of up to six months of duration for which a judicial decision will be sufficient without needing medical review. [...] The entry Lula approves a paid leave of up to six months for victims of male violence was first published in HolaNews.
The Lula Government facilitates access to a subsidy of up to six months for women who are victims of male chauvinist violence and who have lost their jobs for that reason.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signs this Thursday an opinion that facilitates the payment to women who need to get away from work because they are victims of domestic violence. From the measure, the judicial decision that determines the withdrawal will be sufficient for the benefit to be granted, without the need for the victim to pass through the expertise of the National Institute of Social Security (INSS). In practice, the opinion seeks…
Announcement was made on Thursday with the signature of a binding opinion drawn up by the Advocate General of the Union
Maria da Penha Law already previewed departure from work, but without defining who bank the salary
Measure signed by Lula transfers the payment to the INSS after the 15th day of removalIt seems signed by Lula guarantees the removal paid by the INSS to victims of domestic violence
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