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Senate Asks that STF Sweep Part of Dino's Decision on 6x1 Scale

Summary by O Antagonista
The Senate asked the Supreme Federal Court (STF) to reject changes made by Minister Flávio Dino in the rules of transition to the end of the 6×1 scale and preserves the limits defined by Congress. In a demonstration presented on Friday, 13, the Advocate of the House mainly contested the flexibility of the distribution of the holidays and the reduction of the...
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CNC and CNI challenge the terms and conditions of the reform in the STF, while Senate and House try to preserve approved rest limits.

gustav: Even I think this decision is much more serious than the government's adjustment I wish I didn't know why they're paying less attention to it, by the way (but the answer is obvious) If the minister's name was Lula Jones Manoel had dropped a bomb on the STF

Minister says that limiting does not create exceptions to the new journey nor allows individual agreements; House and Senate contest changes made by the rapporteur in the rules approved by Congress

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The Senate asked the Supreme Federal Court (STF) to reject changes made by Minister Flávio Dino in the rules of transition to the end of the 6×1 scale and preserves the limits defined by Congress. In a demonstration presented on Friday, 13, the Advocate of the House mainly contested the flexibility of the distribution of the holidays and the reduction of the...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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