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The Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Rogério Marinho (PL-RN), asked for and postponed the deliberation of the proposed amendment to the Constitution (PEC) that ends with the 6x1 scale. The session of the Senate's Committee on Constitution and Justice (CCJ) must be resumed in one hour. Read more The request for postponement of the deliberation of the text by the collegiate is part of a strategy of the opposition to try to protect the proce…
The vote on the Motion for an Amendment to the Constitution (PEC) aimed at ending the 6x1 work scale in the Senate was postponed. The decision, motivated by an opposition maneuver, will cause the analysis of the matter to take place only after the first round of the October elections. The government leader, Randolfe Rodrigues, confirmed the postponement despite the estimate of favorable votes.
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Plenary of the Federal Senate during ordinary deliberative session ☆ Photo: Ton Molina/Agency Senate The President of the Federal Senate, David Alcolumbre (Union-AP), stated on Thursday (3) that the Constitutional Amendment Proposal (PEC) that provides for the end of the 6x1 scale and the reduction of the working day from 44 to 40 hours per week will be voted upon after the elections.The statement took place during deliberative session in the pl…
Government base postpones PEC vote that closes 6x1 scale and reduces journey to 40 hours for fear of defeat; text must return after the elections. The post Senate leaves vote for the end of 6×1 scale for after the elections appeared first in Market Monitor.
The vote of PEC 221/2019, which provides for the end of the 6×1 scale and the reduction of the weekly working day, was postponed in the Senate. The proposal did not reach the plenary on Wednesday (02/09) after the opposition emptied the session and the government found that there was no certainty as to the number of votes needed to approve the text.With the impasse, the tendency is that the proposal should be examined only after the first round …
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