Ultimora.net reported that the Brazilian Senate had definitively approved the reform supported by President Lula, which provided for a gradual reduction of the working week from 44 to 40 hours and two days of paid leave without salary reductions. According to the site, Flávio Bolsonaro, initially opposed, had voted in favor on the eve of the presidential runoff on October 25, at a time of broad public consensus for the measure. The senator had also said that, if elected president, he would introduce measures to compensate businesses for the increased costs related to the reform. #RiformaLavorativa #Lula #Lavoro (translated)
