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Jones Manoel stated that the end of the 6x1 shift had already been approved, with two days of rest per week and a workload of up to 40 hours, without salary reduction. He said that Flávio Bolsonaro had signaled to entrepreneurs that, if elected president, he would advocate for changes to this rule. According to Manoel, the proposal supported by Bolsonaro provides for contracts based on hours worked, which could reduce the remuneration of those who worked fewer hours and eliminate the right to proportional vacation and 13th salary. He added that the two days off would not be guaranteed. Manoel also accused Bolsonaro of governing for the rich and large companies and wanting to hand Brazil over to the United States. In the end, he urged workers to mobilize against the senator's candidacy and defend power in the hands of the workers. #Trabalhadores #DireitosTrabalhistas #Eleições2024 (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that during the interview with Lula held the previous day, a journalist from Rede Globo did not mention the end of the 6x1 schedule and said that the topic seemed forbidden. He claimed that Flávio Bolsonaro, if elected, would reverse the end of this schedule, implement a 7x0 work schedule, and eliminate vacations, thirteenth salary, maternity leave, and other labor rights. Manoel also questioned whether the questions for Flávio's interview had been agreed upon, mentioning that the candidate would have lunch with the owners of Rede Globo before the interview. He asked if the network would question him about cuts, attacks on pensions, BPC, SUS, public education, and the minimum wage, in addition to the privatization of Petrobras, which according to him could raise gasoline prices to R$ 10 per liter. Finally, he stated that the bourgeois media was on the side of the bourgeoisie and imperialism, against the workers. #Mídia #DireitosTrabalhistas #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Santos da Opressão compared Brazil and Paraguay, stating that the salaries were R$ 1,600.00 and R$ 2,300.00, respectively. According to him, workers had 30 days of vacation in Brazil and 12 in Paraguay, and worked 40 hours a week in the first country and 48 in the second. He also said that water was paid in both countries and compared health services, which he described as free in Brazil and paid in Paraguay. He stated that the transportation allowance was 6% of the salary in Brazil and did not exist in Paraguay, and that there were meal or food vouchers in Brazil, but not in the neighboring country. In his comparison, Santos da Opressão attributed to Brazil a life expectancy of 76 years, against 72 in Paraguay; basic reading rates of 50%, against 34%; and Science rates of 45%, against 29%. He also mentioned an HDI of 0.805 in Brazil and 0.756 in Paraguay, as well as informality rates of 35% and 64%, respectively. Regarding this last data, he stated that more than half of the Paraguayan population lived informally. In the end, he ironically suggested that anyone who preferred the "Paraguayan dream" should move there and bring their friends. #BrasilVsParaguai #DireitosTrabalhistas #VidaNoExterior (translated)

The BTS ⟭⟬ BRASIL⁷ profile stated that a proposal from Senator Rogério Marinho, whom it identified as the campaign coordinator for Flávio Bolsonaro, envisioned hourly paid work. According to the profile, this could make it difficult to pay bills at the end of the month and make the 13th salary and vacation proportional, in addition to eliminating paid time off and other historical achievements. The profile also urged readers to vote against the proposal. https://t.co/FvxDr2roX2 #Trabalhadores #DireitosTrabalhistas #VoteNão (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino criticized sectors of the left for celebrating the PEC, which, according to him, would prevent workers from increasing their hours to earn more, as if it were a historical achievement comparable to the CLT. He stated that workers in the United States did not have paid vacations, a thirteenth salary, or benefits such as food vouchers, meal vouchers, and transportation vouchers, and said that there was no compulsory reduction of hours without a salary cut. In contrast, he claimed that the average income of American workers was six times greater than that of Brazilians and stated that there were no Americans trying to enter Brazil illegally, contrary to what would happen with Brazilians in relation to the United States. #Trabalho #Economia #DireitosTrabalhistas (translated)

The author stated that elected politicians were not helping Flávio. According to her, Caio said that, after the euphoria over the result of the first round, many right-wing politicians became demobilized: elected senators and governors traveled or took vacations, while members of the campaign core began to divide the ministries of a possible Flávio government. #Política #Direita #Eleição (translated)

Geffray, who will meet with student associations on Thursday, stated this Wednesday to the television station BFMTV that about 4% of the 3,700 secondary schools in the country remain closed, at a time when the government hopes that the school holidays, which begin on Saturday and last until the beginning of November, will help reduce the mobilization. #França #Educação #Protestos (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that Flávio Bolsonaro was attempting to strip away labor rights and turn workers into hourly-paid freelancers. She said that in this model, employers could determine the working conditions and that workers could lose paid vacations, severance pay (FGTS), unemployment insurance, and the 13th salary. Carvalho advocated voting for President Lula as a way to protect and expand rights and supported ending the 6x1 work schedule. #DireitosTrabalhistas #Lula #Política (translated)

Renato Rovai said that the plan was to maintain protests in the streets until Sunday and to pressure Flávio for not participating in the Band debate. For Sunday, he stated that he intended to organize extensive coverage of the debate with Lula and Flávio's empty chair, with videos, reactions, and memes. Rovai assessed that if the strategy worked, Lula would start the following week ahead. He said that afterwards, supporters would spend a week acting on social media and in the streets to bring Flávio to the Globo debate, scheduled for the 23rd. When mentioning the candidate, he used a derogatory nickname. #debate #eleições2023 #Lula (translated)

Rafael Gloves stated that, in the second round, the left was mobilized in the campaign, while the right was enjoying leisure moments in Ibiza. He asked people to demand engagement from their parliamentarians and ended with an emphatic expression against taking vacations. #Política #Eleições2024 #LutaSocial (translated)

Felipe Tadewald stated that elected right-wing politicians had gone on vacation while part of the public acted as if victory was already guaranteed. According to him, the left was occupying the streets and was very mobilized, spreading what he classified as alarmism and false news about Flávio ending all social programs. #Política #Esquerda #FakeNews (translated)

Salud Hernández-Mora considered it suspicious that Petro announced lawsuits against the magazine, but not against Eva Ferrer. She added that, in her opinion, Petro feared that Eva, Angie, Laura, Armando, Manel, Xavier, their girlfriends, Marelbis, Feria, and other people would tell what they knew. #Política #Corrupción #Colombia (translated)