Brazil Debates Ending 6x1 Work Schedule Through PEC Proposal
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Brazil's government has sent a bill to Congress to end the 6x1 work schedule, where workers labor six days followed by one day off. This proposal will be debated through a constitutional amendment process (PEC), potentially changing labor laws that affect industries relying on this schedule. The decision could alter work-life balance and labor market conditions for many Brazilian workers.
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- •The 6x1 work schedule involves six consecutive workdays followed by one day off.
- •The government officially sent the bill to Congress in the week of April 8, 2026.
- •Motta, a Brazilian official, confirmed the debate will occur through a PEC process.
- •The proposal targets labor regulations impacting sectors using the 6x1 schedule.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Brazilian Congress approves the PEC to end the 6x1 schedule workers in affected industries will gain more frequent rest days, potentially improving work-life balance and labor conditions.
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