São Bernardo Protest Unites Unions Against 6x1 Work Schedule
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- •On May 1, 2026, unions in São Bernardo organized a protest against the 6x1 work schedule.
- •The 6x1 work schedule requires employees to work six consecutive days followed by one day off.
- •On May 3, 2026, the Brazilian government initiated a national campaign to end the 6x1 work schedule.
- •The campaign targets labor reforms to improve work-life balance for workers in industrial areas.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Brazilian government successfully passes legislation ending the 6x1 work schedule workers in São Bernardo and similar regions would gain more balanced workweeks, potentially improving labor satisfaction and reducing disputes.
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