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Law aims to limit the right to strike during mega sporting events in Brazil
February 28th, 2012 | 6 Comments
A new law, PLS728-11, that has being analyzed by the Commission of Education, Culture and Sports of the Brazilian upper legislative house .It aims to “improve the safety of the Confederations Cup 2013 and World Cup 2014″ creating 8 new types of crimes and changing the regulation of the right to strike of workers, three months before and during this mega sporting events in Brazil.
The law will affect 13 categories that provide “services or activities of special social interest” in the host cities, including construction sector. The law provides that any strike should be reported at least 15 (fifteen) days in advance, that workers should ensure of 70% of the workforce and that the public authorities will be allowed to hire replacement workers
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6 Responses to "Law aims to limit the right to strike during mega sporting events in Brazil"
I really love fotball but when basic Human rights are overruled…it gets harder and harder…
A despicable law that should be abolished and or ignored !!
I strongly support workers fight!!! Sports are part of society, they can´t be apart from it
The working class cannot sacrifice their labour by applauding the draconian laws but will continue to fight on. Lets take a clue from what happened in South Africa before the 2010 World Cup where workers used to strike for better working conditions. The World Cup cannot be an excuse for exploitation.
Me siento muy feliz de que la Copa Mundial de Ftbol se celebre en Brazil, espero que Panamà se una de los clasificados.
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