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š WHAT THE INDUSTRY REALLY THINKSāš¤
The discussion that stopped Brazil has gained a new explosive chapterāš„ The proposal to reduce working hours is advancing in Congress, but the sector that drives the Brazilian economy has just broken the silence with concerning warnings.
Are you prepared for what is coming ā On the CNN Brazil channel, the main industrial leaders reveal the risks that no one is telling you.
What is at stake? The entities that represent the "GDP of Brazil" Ā» CNI, FIESP, and ABIMAQ Ā» have taken a strong stance.
š¹ CNI (National Confederation of Industry) ā„± Warns that the change could annihilate Brazilian competitiveness.
The argument is clear Ā» there is no "one size fits all". Each sector has its peculiarity, and ignoring this could be a fatal mistake for the economy.
š¹ FIESP ā„± The SĆ£o Paulo federation condemns what it calls the "rigidity of the schedule".
They argue that the solution should come from free negotiation between employer and employee, and not from an imposition that could hinder production.
š¹ ABIMAQ ā„± The most urgent alertā For machinery manufacturers, this could be a setback that will raise production costs and, more seriously Ā» put thousands of jobs at risk.
š ļøš§ NECESSARY REFLECTIONš
š¤ On one side, the well-being of the worker. On the other, the survival of companies and the maintenance of jobs. Is it possible to find a balance, or are we facing an unprecedented crisis in the productive sectorāššš·āāļø = šš
š THE @Leandro FumĆ£o Crypto WANT TO KNOW YOUR OPINIONš
š¬ Do you think that reducing working hours helps the worker, or will it end up generating unemployment due to industry costs? Comment down below!
#brasil #noticias #investimento #Brazuca
š WHAT THE INDUSTRY REALLY THINKSāš¤
The discussion that stopped Brazil has gained a new explosive chapterāš„ The proposal to reduce working hours is advancing in Congress, but the sector that drives the Brazilian economy has just broken the silence with concerning warnings.
Are you prepared for what is coming ā On the CNN Brazil channel, the main industrial leaders reveal the risks that no one is telling you.
What is at stake? The entities that represent the "GDP of Brazil" Ā» CNI, FIESP, and ABIMAQ Ā» have taken a strong stance.
š¹ CNI (National Confederation of Industry) ā„± Warns that the change could annihilate Brazilian competitiveness.
The argument is clear Ā» there is no "one size fits all". Each sector has its peculiarity, and ignoring this could be a fatal mistake for the economy.
š¹ FIESP ā„± The SĆ£o Paulo federation condemns what it calls the "rigidity of the schedule".
They argue that the solution should come from free negotiation between employer and employee, and not from an imposition that could hinder production.
š¹ ABIMAQ ā„± The most urgent alertā For machinery manufacturers, this could be a setback that will raise production costs and, more seriously Ā» put thousands of jobs at risk.
š ļøš§ NECESSARY REFLECTIONš
š¤ On one side, the well-being of the worker. On the other, the survival of companies and the maintenance of jobs. Is it possible to find a balance, or are we facing an unprecedented crisis in the productive sectorāššš·āāļø = šš
š THE @Leandro FumĆ£o Crypto WANT TO KNOW YOUR OPINIONš
š¬ Do you think that reducing working hours helps the worker, or will it end up generating unemployment due to industry costs? Comment down below!
#brasil #noticias #investimento #Brazuca