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PEC 221/2019 proposes the end of the 6x1 work schedule, that is, six days of work followed by a day of rest, a topic that has been debated in the National Congress as part of labor reforms.
Alcolumbre informed that the request for a special calendar already has the necessary signatures to be considered by the plenary. The measure still needs to be approved by senators for the PEC to be processed quickly.
At the end of the session, the president of the Senate stated that the last discussion session of the PEC will take place this Wednesday (13), when the vote on the proposal in the first round is also scheduled.
Senator Randolfe Rodrigues (PT-AP) begins to speak and says he is in favor of ending the 6x1 scale. During his speech, he also claims to be surprised by Flávio Bolsonaro's (PL-RJ) decision to announce support for the proposal, 12 days before the election.
Senator Paulo Paim (PT-RS) was the first to speak and defended the proposal.
Next, senators Esperidião Amin (PP-SC), Damares Alves (Republicanos-DF), Veneziano Vital do Rêgo (MDB-PB) and Magno Malta (PL-ES) spoke. Damares stated that he should vote in favor of the PEC.
The fifth and final discussion session of the PEC is scheduled for this Wednesday (14), when senators must also vote on the text in the first round. To be approved at this stage, the proposal needs the support of at least 49 of the 81 senators. As it is a PEC, the text still needs to go through a second vote in the Senate.
The Senate resumes this Tuesday (13) the discussion of PEC 221/2019, which foresees the end of the 6x1 scale. This will be the fourth of five debate sessions planned before voting in the first round.
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PEC 221/2019 will be voted on in the first round this Wednesday (13).
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The proposal will need at least 49 votes to be approved in the first round.
Very likely · Within days

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The Senate resumes the discussion of PEC 221/2019, which proposes the end of the 6x1 scale, reducing the weekly working hours from 44 to 40 hours without a salary reduction. The fifth and final debate session is scheduled for Wednesday (14), when there will be voting in the first round, requiring 49 votes in favor for approval.