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10/05/2013
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The final stages of approval by the PEC in March until now, layoffs increased by 50%, says union
Postponement was poorly received by repreentantes sector
RIO - Again, the presentation of the draft Constitutional Amendment 72, which guarantees new rights for domestic workers has been postponed. Yesterday, Senator Romero Juca (PMDB-RR), rapporteur of the joint committee responsible for consolidating the new rules, said the federal government, through the Chief of Staff, Gleisi Hoffmann, wants to present more contributions to projects next week .
The postponement was panned by industry representatives. Attorney Domestic Workers' Unions in the city of Niterói and Regions, Gilmar de Almeida said that the lack of regulation has generated many questions in both employed as the bosses.
The expectation is that with the regulation of new rights, the number of layoffs stop growing. According to the lawyer, the final stretch of the approval of PEC in March until now, layoffs increased by 50% in the union.
New deadline
Romero Juca believes that the proposal will be discussed and voted on in committee later this month. A new committee meeting is scheduled for next Thursday.
- I want to settle this matter later this month. Our deadline is the month of May and are working full force towards closing quickly the proposal - said the agency Jucá Senate.
Procedure
After more than two years being processed, the PEC of Domestic passed the Senate on March 26.
Promise
On March 28, the Minister of Labour, Manoel Dias, announced that regulations would come in 90 days, following a request from the president. The regulatory review outstanding items as payment FGTS per additional night work and dismissal for cause.
Promulgation
On April 2, the PEC was enacted. On the same day began the work of the Joint Committee of Congress that is working on the project of regulation. Two days later, the Ministry of Labour set up a committee to examine the regulation of the items still pending amendment.
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