Brazil's Senate passes constitutional amendment cutting the working week to 40 hours
Summary
Brazil's Senate passed a constitutional amendment gradually cutting the working week from 44 to a maximum of 40 hours and ending the six-day schedule without cutting pay, reportedly affecting more than 30 million workers, ahead of the 25 October presidential runoff between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro.
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Brazilski kongres izglasao je ustavni amandman kojim se skraćuje radni tjedan na maksimalno 40 sati, potez za koji ljevičarski predsjednik Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
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Argentina, the United States and Chile are mentioned as examples of other countries with different working-time regulations, not as places where this event took place.
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- 04:49 PMJutarnji listOpen the original
- 05:01 PMAnadolija (Anadolu Agency, BS)Open the original
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