Brazil Law Grants Workers Three Days Off for Preventive Exams

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•The law was signed and came into effect in early April 2026.
•Workers are entitled to three paid days off per year specifically for preventive health exams.
•The law aims to reduce long-term health costs by promoting early diagnosis.
•Employers are required to adjust their attendance policies to accommodate these absences.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Brazilian employers fully integrate the new law into their HR policies workers will benefit from improved health monitoring, potentially reducing sick leave and increasing productivity.

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🌍Latin America

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REGIONALAgencia BrasilLula sanciona lei do marco regulatório da vacina contra o câncer REGIONALAgencia BrasilNova lei reforça direito a três folgas por ano para exames preventivos

Brazil has implemented a law granting workers the right to three paid days off annually for preventive medical exams. This law supports early detection of diseases and encourages healthier work environments. Employers must now adapt workplace policies to comply with this regulation, affecting scheduling and workforce management.