Intermittent Contracts in the Offshore Oil and Gas Sector – Advantages and Disadvantages

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/02/2019 at 10:22

Updated on 01/04/2019 at 15:53

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Since the Labor Reform Came into Effect in 2017, the Intermittent Work Contract Regime Has Been Causing Insecurity Among Professionals Throughout Brazil. Understand How It Is Applied in Practice

The intermittent work contract or intermittent work came to Brazil with the labor reform of Nov/2017. The company signs the professional’s wallet as intermittent, and the employee is paid for hours or days worked. This method is widely used by companies that Perform Maintenance Outages, especially in the oil sector.

Advantages for Companies

For the employer, it is that they can make use of this modality for ‘peak’ periods. Restaurant owners, for example, have higher traffic on weekends. For both parties, this intermittent contract has made negotiations freer and consequently fairer. The employer has up to 2 days to call the employee to work, who may or may not accept the job according to their availability.

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