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Senator Alcolumbre has scheduled a Senate debate on ending the 6x1 work shift scale for the week following the first round of elections.
The president of Brazil's Senate, Rodrigo Pacheco, scheduled a vote on a constitutional amendment that would end the 6x1 work shift. The discussion is set to begin the week after the first round of presidential elections. This schedule places the debate in a politically charged atmosphere.
The 6x1 shift, common in sectors like retail and banking, allows for extended workdays followed by shorter ones. Its potential elimination is a significant issue for labor rights advocates and business groups. The timing suggests an attempt to address the matter outside the immediate heat of the election campaign.
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