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Salvador Dawns without Garrisons: Understand the Impasse in the Senate that Led to Paralysis
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On the eve of the Urban Cleaning Worker's Day, held on May 16, Garis and urban cleaning professionals working in Salvador joined a national movement and paralyzed the activities on Friday, 15, as a way to pressure the Federal Senate.The category requires that senators vote for the Bill (PL) 4146/2020, which creates a national salary floor of R$ 3,036 and expands labor rights, such as food vouchers, basic baskets and health plan. Garis de Salvado…
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