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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Le Brésil approuve la semaine de 40 heures sans six jours

THE GUARDIAN

Le Congrès brésilien a adopté un amendement constitutionnel qui ramène la durée maximale du travail de 44 à 40 heures par semaine et interdit les semaines de six jours. La mesure, appliquée progressivement après sa promulgation, pourrait concerner plus de 30 millions de salariés, surtout dans le commerce, la restauration et l’hôtellerie.

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