
AI-generated summary
A PEC 221/2019 propõe o fim da escala de trabalho 6x1, em que o trabalhador trabalha seis dias e descansa um. A proposta já passou por várias sessões de debate no Senado e requer duas votações para ser aprovada.
Alcolumbre informou que o requerimento de calendário especial já reúne as assinaturas necessárias para ser apreciado pelo plenário. A medida ainda precisa ser aprovada pelos senadores para que a tramitação da PEC seja acelerada.
Ao encerrar a sessão, o presidente do Senado afirmou que a última sessão de discussão da PEC ocorrerá nesta quarta-feira (13), quando também está prevista a votação da proposta em primeiro turno.
O senador Randolfe Rodrigues (PT-AP) começa a discursar e se diz favorável ao fim da escala 6x1. Durante a fala, ele também afirma estar surpreso com a decisão de Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) de anunciar apoio à proposta, a 12 dias da eleição.
O senador Paulo Paim (PT-RS) foi o primeiro a falar e defendeu a proposta.
Na sequência, discursaram os senadores Esperidião Amin (PP-SC), Damares Alves (Republicanos-DF), Veneziano Vital do Rêgo (MDB-PB) e Magno Malta (PL-ES). Damares afirmou que deve votar a favor da PEC.
A quinta e última sessão de discussão da PEC está marcada para esta quarta-feira (14), quando os senadores também devem votar o texto em primeiro turno. Para ser aprovada nesta etapa, a proposta precisa do apoio de pelo menos 49 dos 81 senadores. Como se trata de uma PEC, o texto ainda precisa passar por uma segunda votação no Senado.
O Senado retoma nesta terça-feira (13) a discussão da PEC 221/2019, que prevê o fim da escala 6x1. Esta será a quarta das cinco sessões de debate previstas antes da votação em primeiro turno.
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A PEC 221/2019 será aprovada em primeiro turno no Senado nesta quarta-feira (13).
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