Notifications via the Electronic Labor Domicile (DET) in Electronic Processes of Labor Violation Reports and Debt Notifications
As of October 1, 2024, all notifications related to electronic processes will be made exclusively through the Electronic Labor Domicile (DET). Therefore, it is essential that employers keep their email addresses updated and duly registered with the DET, ensuring that they receive notices about the publication of notifications in the […]
TST and STF Determine Right to Fortnightly Sundays Off for Employees
The Superior Labor Court (TST) and the Federal Supreme Court (STF) have ruled in favor of the right to a fortnightly day off on Sundays for female employees. The decisions are based on article 386 of the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT), which establishes a specific protection rule for female workers, requiring a fortnightly rotation in cases of […]
The Chamber of Deputies recently approved Complementary Bill (PLP) 108/2024, a crucial milestone in the regulation of tax reform. This bill, which will now go to the Senate, establishes guidelines for the management and monitoring of the Tax on Goods and Services (IBS), which will replace the Tax on Circulation of Goods and Services (ICMS) (state) and the […]
Digital CTPS Updates Position Display for More Transparency
The Digital Employment and Social Security Card (CTPS) has undergone an update that aims to ensure greater accuracy in displaying workers’ positions. Previously, the application only displayed the CBO (Brazilian Classification of Occupations) code, which did not always reflect the worker’s exact function. Now, the system displays the job description […]
Enforcement against Partners of Companies in Judicial Recovery: An Analysis Before Labor Courts
Recently, the Superior Labor Court (TST) ruled on the possibility of redirecting the execution against partners of companies under judicial recovery to settle credits arising from labor claims. This decision is an important milestone in labor law. Naturally, this is a controversial issue, with differences of understanding arising from the constant conflicts between labor law and […]
Judicial Deposits in the Labor Court Can Now Be Made via PIX
Companies that need to make judicial deposits in the Labor Court now have a new alternative to fulfill their financial obligations: PIX. With the recent authorization of the Superior Labor Court (TST), it is possible to make judicial deposits directly through this instant payment system, ensuring greater agility and practicality to the process. With this new […]
Case law analysis of credits subject to judicial recovery of rural producers.
Case law allows rural producers to include debts prior to formal registration in the judicial recovery process, as long as they are linked to the business activity. This provides greater legal certainty and facilitates the continuity of activities in agribusiness, which is vital for the national economy in times of crisis.
Implications of the Removal of the Administrator in Judicial Recovery
The removal of the administrator of a company undergoing judicial recovery may occur in cases of misconduct, such as fraud or embezzlement of assets, to protect creditors and ensure transparent management. This measure aims to strengthen the confidence of creditors and investors, contributing positively to the recovery process.
Update on the Rules of the Worker Food Program (PAT): Understand Ordinance No. 1,707/2024
The Ministry of Labor and Employment published Ordinance No. 1,707/2024 with important changes to the PAT. Now, companies can no longer receive indirect benefits, such as discounts on health plans or other services, focusing exclusively on the healthy nutrition of employees. In addition, undue financial benefits in contracts with food suppliers are prohibited, and penalties for non-compliance can reach R$$ 50,000.00. Companies must review their contracts to avoid sanctions.
CVM public consultation with proposals for the new EASY Regime for smaller companies
The Securities and Exchange Commission – CVM has made available to the general public of investors the public consultation of the proposed rules that establish the Facilitation of Access to Capital and Incentive to Listings – FÁCIL regime, which is part of the CVM 2024 Regulatory Agenda, bringing new rules, on an experimental basis, that promote facilitation of entry and access of smaller companies to the capital market.
Suggestions and comments can be sent until 12/6/2024 to the CVM email [email protected].