VOICED : Senado brasileno retrasa votacion de reformas laborales

The Brazilian Senate's Economic Affairs Commission postponed the vote on controversial labor reforms proposed by the government. The reforms aim to formalize employment and improve employability amidst high unemployment and subemployment rates. Opposition legislators criticized the reforms, linking them to President Michel Temer's corruption scandal and arguing they strip workers' rights. The proposed reforms would empower collective agreements and remove mandatory union contributions, aiming to reduce the unemployment rate, which is at a record 13.2%.

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