Councilors Push to End 6x1 Work Schedule Amid Opposition
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- •Councilors held a 'protocol action' on May 12, 2026, to submit projects targeting the termination of the 6x1 work schedule.
- •The 6x1 work schedule requires employees to work six consecutive days followed by one day off.
- •Durigan publicly stated opposition to any form of compensation related to ending the 6x1 schedule.
- •The debate involves balancing workers' rights with employer and economic considerations.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If councilors successfully pass projects ending the 6x1 schedule workers would gain more regular rest periods, potentially improving labor conditions but possibly increasing operational costs for employers.
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