PEC to End the 6x1 Work Schedule: Understand the Current Stage

PEC to End the 6x1 Work Schedule: Understand the Current Stage A proposed amendment to the Constitution that alters Article 7 of the Federal Constitution to reduce the maximum weekly working hours and eliminate the so-called 6x1 schedule (six days of work followed by one day of rest) is currently being processed in the National Congress. The text was approved by the Chamber of Deputies […]

Criteria for Recognition of Economic Group: Analysis of Recent TST Decision 

Within the scope of legal relations prior to the Labor Reform (Law 13,467/2017), the consolidated jurisprudence of the Superior Labor Court (TST) highlights that, in order for an economic group to be recognized, it is essential to prove hierarchical subordination between the companies involved, with the demonstration of effective control by a leading company over the […]

Limits on compensation for moral damages are parameters, not ceilings

By Rafael Mello and Israel Cruz The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF), in which the majority of ministers determined that labor compensation for moral damages may exceed the limit established in the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT). The prevailing interpretation was that the amounts determined by the legislation serve as a guide, and not […]

Disregard of legal personality in the labor sphere

With the advent of Law No. 13,467 of July 13, 2017, article “855-A” was introduced into the Consolidation of Labor Laws – CLT, which came to regulate the use of the Incident of Disregard of Legal Personality – IDPJ in labor executions. Despite the aforementioned article “855-A” of the CLT determining […]