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Labor Law

STF suspends NR-1 fines for 90 days, but companies do not get a break and remain obligated to combat harassment, overload, stress, and mental health risks.

Viviane Alves 23/07/2026 at 14:19

Labor Law

Work on holidays in commerce changes in Brazil: companies in 12 activities, including supermarkets, pharmacies, retail, and wholesale, now depend on collective agreements and municipal legislation to open, while unilateral authorization is no longer valid with a rule in effect since May 27 across the country.

Carla Teles 21/07/2026 at 20:44

Labor Law

Financing 156.3 billion reais and declining 13% in the year, real estate credit with savings resources shrank in Brazil in 2025, in a market that projects to grow 15% and reach 180 billion in 2026.

Bruno Teles 21/07/2026 at 12:11

Labor Law

Called Beiçola at work, a man goes to court to seek compensation, but loses the case after the judge points out that he also nicknamed colleagues “Ninja Turtle” and “Papa Smurf.”

Valdemar Medeiros 18/07/2026 at 12:44

Labor Law

Court Upholds Just Cause Dismissal of Employee for Posting Social Media Videos During Work Hours

Bruno Teles 03/07/2026 at 21:54

Labor Law

Dismissing a retired worker or one eligible for retirement constitutes ageism and creates a duty to compensate: a unanimous decision by the TRT mandates reinstatement to employment, payment of back wages, and upholds compensation of R$ 15,000 for discrimination.

Alisson Ficher 18/06/2026 at 16:23

Labor Law

Work less and produce more? Nobel Prize in Economics explains why shorter workdays can increase productivity

Caio Aviz 05/06/2026 at 09:38

Labor Law

Unions are growing again in Brazil after more than a decade, but they face an urgent challenge to win back digital workers and maintain relevance.

Jefferson Augusto 04/06/2026 at 13:20

Labor Law

From the typewriter to the home office: how work has changed and why new generations think differently

Caio Aviz 02/06/2026 at 10:03

Labor Law

Work on holidays changes in Brazilian commerce and new rule targets supermarkets, pharmacies, retailers, and companies under mandatory collective bargaining agreement.

Caio Aviz 01/06/2026 at 16:28

Economy

When does the end of the 6×1 schedule take effect in Brazil? Discussion gains momentum in Congress and could redefine the working hours of millions of employees, altering traditional work models in various sectors.

Hilton Libório 29/05/2026 at 16:29

Labor Law

NR-1 obliges companies to pay attention to mental health at work and highlights the impact of abusive targets, exhausting work hours, and harassment on leaves due to psychological disorders.

Caio Aviz 27/05/2026 at 12:19

Labor Law

STF suspends NR-1 fines for 90 days, but companies do not get a break and remain obligated to combat harassment, overload, stress, and mental health risks.

Financing 156.3 billion reais and declining 13% in the year, real estate credit with savings resources shrank in Brazil in 2025, in a market that projects to grow 15% and reach 180 billion in 2026.

Called Beiçola at work, a man goes to court to seek compensation, but loses the case after the judge points out that he also nicknamed colleagues “Ninja Turtle” and “Papa Smurf.”

Court Upholds Just Cause Dismissal of Employee for Posting Social Media Videos During Work Hours

Dismissing a retired worker or one eligible for retirement constitutes ageism and creates a duty to compensate: a unanimous decision by the TRT mandates reinstatement to employment, payment of back wages, and upholds compensation of R$ 15,000 for discrimination.

Work less and produce more? Nobel Prize in Economics explains why shorter workdays can increase productivity

Unions are growing again in Brazil after more than a decade, but they face an urgent challenge to win back digital workers and maintain relevance.

From the typewriter to the home office: how work has changed and why new generations think differently

Work on holidays changes in Brazilian commerce and new rule targets supermarkets, pharmacies, retailers, and companies under mandatory collective bargaining agreement.

When does the end of the 6×1 schedule take effect in Brazil? Discussion gains momentum in Congress and could redefine the working hours of millions of employees, altering traditional work models in various sectors.

NR-1 obliges companies to pay attention to mental health at work and highlights the impact of abusive targets, exhausting work hours, and harassment on leaves due to psychological disorders.

Over 2,000 Shacks in South Africa Received Solar Panels, Batteries, and Lighting, While Residents Learned to Install, Charge, and Maintain the Systems

Amazon Employee Uses Motorized Equipment to Move Trailers Without Conventional Trucks, Assisting in Cost Reduction and Logistics Operations

The Northeastern City Where Sand Dunes Invade Streets, Threaten Homes, and Require Over R$1 Million in Containment Efforts

Students Create Personalized Spiderman Prosthetic Arm for 4-Year-Old Boy Using 3D Scanning, Surprising Him with Two Additional Prosthetics for Various Activities

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Island in the Philippines Draws 12,000 Interested Individuals with Promise of AI Governance, Yet Lacks Formal Sovereignty

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