Draft regulation rule for state-owned workers and goes to the Senate
The Chamber of Deputies approved this Thursday (14) a bill that regulates the compulsory retirement of public employees at age 75. The proposal establishes that workers from public companies, mixed capital companies, subsidiaries and public consortiums hired under the Consolidation of Labor Laws regime must be switched off when they reach this ageas long as they have completed the minimum period of contribution to Social Security.
The approved document was the replacement by deputy Bia Kicis for Bill 2391/26, authored by deputy Luiz Carlos Hauly.
A regra is already in the Constitution, but the project details its application to public employees hired by the CLT.
The proposal also allows, in specific cases, the hiring of retired professionals for research, scientific, technological development or innovation activities, when there is clear specialization.
The text was sent for analysis by the Federal Senate
