Brazil’s Congress has approved a constitutional amendment that cuts the maximum workweek from 44 to 40 hours and bans six-day schedules. The change is to be phased in gradually, will affect over 30 million workers, especially low-paid staff in retail, restaurants, and hotels.
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Brasil aprueba la semana de 40 horas y prohíbe trabajar seis días

THE GUARDIAN

El Congreso de Brasil aprobó una enmienda constitucional que reduce la semana laboral máxima de 44 a 40 horas y prohíbe las jornadas de seis días. El cambio, que se aplicará de forma gradual tras su promulgación, puede afectar a más de 30 millones de trabajadores, sobre todo en comercio, restaurantes y hoteles.

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