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How Brazil's Government Is Making Work Illegal
How Brazil's Government Is Making Work Illegal
Authored by Henrique Torrescasana Trevisan via Mises Institute,
More than 38 million Brazilian workers fall outside the reach of one of the most extensive labor codes in Latin America, and yet the National Congress is close to making that code even more rigid through a bill that would abolish the six-day work schedule known as "6x1."
In the first half of 2026, the country's informality rate hovered around 37.4 percent of the employed population, a level that has persisted even as Brazil's labor market has...
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