The Mission party candidate for president of the Republic, Renan Santos, stated that he defends the end of the Labor Court in Brazil and said that the issues can be resolved within the scope of the Civil Court. The statements took place this Tuesday, 18th, during the event "Meeting with Presidential Candidates - Dialogue for the Future of Brazil", promoted by the National Union of Commerce and Services Entities (Unecs), in Brasília.
Renan Santos defends ending the Labor Court, says that CLT 'is gone' and criticizes the end of 6x1
The Mission party candidate for president of the Republic, Renan Santos, stated that he defends the end of the Labor Court in Brazil and said that the issues can be resolved within the scope of the Civil Court. The statements took place...
On the occasion, Santos defended a "decent labor reform", said that there is "inadequate" labor legislation in Brazil and a "perverse" logic of the Labor Court, with "unnecessary protections" and generation of "tension" between employers and employees. The CLT is already done, it's gone," declared the candidate.
- "End the Labor Court, because relations between civilians have to be dealt with in the Civil Court", he said.
- Then, Santos criticized the end of the 6x1 scale.
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On the occasion, Santos defended a "decent labor reform", said that there is "inadequate" labor legislation in Brazil and a "perverse" logic of the Labor Court, with "unnecessary protections" and generation of "tension" between employers and employees.
"We have to speak openly. The CLT is already done, it's gone," declared the candidate. "End the Labor Court, because relations between civilians have to be dealt with in the Civil Court", he said.
Then, Santos criticized the end of the 6x1 scale. "I was the only candidate who spoke against this madness."
To the press, after his participation in the event, Santos spoke again about the end of the Labor Court. "Relations between private parties are resolved in the Civil Court. If you have a problem with an unpaid salary, it is resolved in the Civil Court."
The candidate also criticized spending on the Labor Court. "We created a Justice that costs more than its own results", he said.
Asked about putting an end to the CLT, Santos stated that he will "discuss whether there will be a CLT, combined with other models", and mentioned the creation of an alternative that increases the base of formalized people, such as individual micro-entrepreneurs (MEIs).
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