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Superior Labor Court Pivots, Authorizing Salary Deductions in Cases of Negative Compensatory Time | Mayer Brown

In March, the Second Chamber of the Brazilian Superior Labor Court has changed its position on the matter following a trial, upholding the validity of a collective labor agreement.

Electronic Labor Domicile to Become Mandatory as of March | Mayer Brown

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Brazil and Colombia: Labor law and the remote workforce – the basics | Insights

Brazil and Colombia: Labor law and the remote workforce – the basics | Insights
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Brazil Adjusts Minimum Salary for Hyper-Sufficient Employees | Littler

[co-author: Pamela Gordo] The minimum monthly salary requirement for “hyper-sufficient” employees has gone up in Brazil. Companies with operations in Brazil that employ this distinct category of employees will therefore need to verify whether the current salaries of these workers are above the minimum threshold, or take immediate steps to adjust their compensation before the last payroll of the month. Under the Brazilian Labor Code, a hyper-sufficient employee is an employee who holds a college degree and receives a salary that is equivalent to at least twice the Social Security’s benefit cap. Hyper-sufficient employees, are, therefore, considered capable of negotiating and entering into certain agreements with their employer, including certain amendments to their terms and conditions of employment, without the need for the union’s or any other entity’s assistance.

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