6×1: rapporteur presents opinion with reduction of working hours by up to 14 months

Deputy Leo Prates (Republicanos-BA) presented the report to the PEC on the end of the 6×1 this Monday (25) proposing a 14-month transition to reduce working hours from 44 to 40 hours per week.

The report proposes that the reduction be made in two "installments" of 2 hours each. The first will be carried out 60 days after the promulgation of the text by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT). The second will be done 12 months later, totaling 14 months after promulgation.

The text also establishes that collective agreements may increase the duration of work to more than 8 hours per day, for a transition period of 12 months. The measure would be to respect the ceiling of 42 hours per week at this time.

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The end of the 6×1 scale and the transition to two days of rest would also be made 60 days after the promulgation of the text.

The text was presented after a delay in the schedule. Prates intended to release the report last week, but the dispute between the government and opposition precisely over the transition period meant that the deputy needed more time to work out the agreements.

The announcement of the agreement between the government, the rapporteur and the Chamber's leadership was made jointly in the Chamber this afternoon. In addition to Hugo Motta and the rapporteur, ministers Luiz Marinho (Labor and Employment) and José Guimarães (Secretariat of Institutional Relations) were also present.

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The text also speaks of the intention to include in the opinion a suggestion, which had already been raised last week, to bring more employees to the CLT. To achieve this, one of the tools would be to make the allocation of working hours more flexible for those who earn more than R$23,000 and are registered.

The idea would be to have a ceiling of 160 hours per month that could be allocated according to negotiation between the employer and the employee. According to Prates, workers who earn above this amount and are hired as PJs (legal entities) are no longer subject to defined work schedules.

For the rapporteur, this would make the conversion of workers under the PJ regime to the CLT more attractive by precisely allowing companies to have similar flexibility between workers who are registered and those who are informal.

The text also determines that a complementary law may establish transitional measures to mitigate impacts on small and medium-sized companies. The idea is that they can maintain work levels.

After the vote in the special committee, the PEC goes to the plenary. The president of the Chamber expects to vote this week in two rounds and forward the text to the Senate. Both the government and Motta want the vote in the Upper House to take place within 30 days after approval in the Chamber.

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