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Brazil Agrees 60-Day Transition to End 6x1 Work Schedule

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•The Chamber of Deputies approved the PEC in two rounds on May 28, 2026.
•The 6x1 work schedule mandates six consecutive workdays followed by one day off.
•A 60-day transition period was agreed upon to phase out the 6x1 schedule.
•Public protests, including one on Avenida Paulista on May 25, 2026, called for ending the 6x1 schedule.

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▸If the Senate approves the PEC without changes the 6x1 work schedule will be officially ended nationwide, improving workers' rest but requiring employers to adjust operations.

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🏛Italian Chamber of Deputies

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REGIONALAgencia BrasilCâmara aprova, em dois turnos, PEC pelo fim da escala 6x1 REGIONALAgencia BrasilCâmara aprova, em primeiro turno, PEC do fim da escala 6x1 REGIONALAgencia BrasilFim da escala 6x1: relator propõe que um dia de folga seja no domingo REGIONALAgencia Brasil

Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved a constitutional amendment proposal (PEC) to end the 6x1 work schedule, which requires workers to work six days followed by one day off. The approval includes a 60-day transition period to implement the change, allowing adjustments for employers and employees. This change responds to public protests and aims to improve workers' rest periods, affecting labor conditions across the country.