A survey released this Monday (18) shows, however, that support drops to 39% if the change results in a salary reduction
Genial/Quaest research released this Monday (18) shows that 68% of Brazilians they are in favor of the end 6×1 scale – six days of work for one of rest. The survey shows that 22% of the population and against the proposalwhile 7% are neither for nor against 3% did not know or did not respond.
In comparison with the last survey on the topic, the percentage in favor of ending the 6×1 scale it fellgiven that was 72%. Among those who are against the proposal, the percentage also fell: was 24%.
Genial/Quaest survey released this Monday (18) about the end of the 6×1 scale
The data reveals that the issue has reach among the population: 43% of those interviewed say follow the discussion in Congress closely e 29% they say follow little or just hearing about. Others 27% declare not following the topicand 1% do not know or did not respond.
What if there is a salary reduction?
The scenario changes when interviewees are asked about the end of the scale related to a possible salary cut. If approval of the project results in a decrease in remuneration, 56% of the interviewees began to declare against the end of the 6×1 model. In this hypothesis, the share of Brazilians favorable to change 68% drop for 39%.
Genial/Quaest survey released this Monday (18) about the end of the 6×1 scale
Differences by vote
The survey details the position of Brazilians according to political preferences. In relation to voters who declare that they voted for President Lula (PT) in the second round of 2022, 77% they are favorable to the end of the 6×1 scale e 14% are against. Among Jair Bolsonaro’s voters, the scenario is more divided: 48% support the end of the modelwhile 39% are against.
Genial/Quaest survey released this Monday (18) about the end of the 6×1 scale
Methodology
The Genial/Quaest survey carried out 2,004 interviews, in 120 municipalities, between May 8th and 11th. The estimated margin of error is plus or minus two percentage points, with a 95% confidence level. The survey is registered with the Electoral Court under number BR-03598/2026.
