stf maintains six to one scale schedule and rejects employer request

Magistrate Flávio Dino, member of the Supreme Court, chose not to stop the six-to-one calendar, as reported by Oeste magazine this Thursday, five. The decision comes amid pressure from the production sector, which is trying to slow down the transition to new labor standards.

the national confederation of commerce, services and tourism sued the supreme court requesting more time to implement the guidelines, questioning provisions of the constitutional amendment one hundred and forty-one of two thousand and twenty-six. The legislative change in question was scrutinized by parliament in October.

Given the impasse, there is a conciliation hearing scheduled for next Tuesday, tenth, according to the facts found by Oeste magazine. the ratified text reduces the work ceiling to forty hours a week and guarantees double paid time off.

The first stage of the change comes into effect on December 16th of this year, with the maximum working hours reduced to forty-two hours per week in this initial phase, as detailed by Oeste magazine.

What changes for the investor

The imposition of strict deadlines by the judiciary in labor matters generates caution in the assessment of operational costs, impacting corporate margins in labor-intensive sectors without adequate regulatory predictability.

Automatically translated from Portuguese.