To ensure a shorter transition to the end of , the president (PT) signaled to deputies that the government supported inclusion, such as a greater transition for public companies and the withdrawal of workers who earn more from the new work model.
The rapporteur, deputy Léo Prates (-BA), included in the text that public concessionaires that retain outsourced workers will have more time to adapt to the reduction in working hours.
The deadline was not set in the PEC, but will be defined via bill.
Furthermore, another point that was agreed in the meeting between Lula and the president of the Chamber, (Republicanos-PB), is that the report would also exclude workers who earn more than two and a half times the maximum limit of Social Security benefits.
The report treats these workers as “hyper-employees.” Therefore, you will not benefit from the reduction in working hours. The rapporteur’s argument is that the measure combats pejotization and encourages hiring via CLT.
This point irritated some opposition deputies who preferred to leave the ceiling of twice the Social Security benefit as a limit, which would amount to just under R$17,000.
In addition to these points, President Lula as compensation to micro and small business owners. The change, however, will also be defined in the bill.
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