Opposition parliamentarians want to take advantage of the discussion about reducing working hours to put the Employment PEC on the agenda, which provides for payroll relief for all companies in the country.
The issue is considered sensitive by the economic team, and some members of the government are already mobilizing to prevent the issue from being on the agenda.
The topic will be the subject of a seminar taking place this Tuesday (5), promoted by the Parliamentary Front for Entrepreneurship and which will also bring together authorities and the productive sector.
The PEC proposal seeks to reduce the costs of formal hiring by companies, charging a maximum rate of 1.4% on revenue.
Businesspeople try to include the tax relief proposal in the PEC that puts an end to , but government officials resist. The government’s assessment is that it is not possible to compensate for the reduction in working hours with a drop in revenue for the government.
Even so, members of the FPE defend that the issue returns to the center of the agenda. As it is an election year, parliamentarians admit, behind the scenes, that the vote should only be held in 2027, but they are already arguing that the issue should be matured now.
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