Labor and Rights

Symbolic vote: the parties reach an agreement and the result is announced without recording each deputy's vote. Only in the bills with each deputy's vote can you see how each one voted.

• The bill deals with the National System to Confront Violence against Girls and Women.
• Proposes changing the Federal Constitution (art. 7, item XII) to reduce the working week to 36 hours.
• Proposes changing the Federal Constitution to guarantee a minimum of resources to fund the Unified Social Assistance System (SUAS).
• The provisional measure amends Law No. 14.237/2021 to rename the program "Auxílio Gás dos Brasileiros" as "Auxílio Gás do Povo".
• The legislative decree bill annuls the effects of Resolution No. 258 of December 23, 2024, of Conanda, the national body linked to the rights of children and adolescents.
• The bill changes Law No. 11.416 of 2006, which covers the careers of civil servants of the Federal Judiciary.
• Sets principles and guidelines for public policies that guarantee, with absolute priority, the right of children and adolescents to Nature.
• Proposes changing art. 198 of the Constitution to create a system of social protection and recognition for community health agents and endemic disease control agents.
• Proposes changing the Constitution to create a limit on the payment of court-ordered debts (precatórios, debts of the government recognized by the courts) by municipalities.
• The bill provides that when the aggressor approaches the victim of his or her own will, this is the crime of breaching a protective order.
• Creates positions of Substitute Labor Judge in the Regional Labor Court of the 3rd Region, which is in Minas Gerais.
• The bill creates the National Day of Women and Men Human Rights Defenders.
• The bill changes two laws to state expressly that money from the National Penitentiary Fund (FUPEN) and the National Public Safety Fund (FNSP) may be used by state and municipal bodies and entities…
• Reserves 30% of the places in federal public-service exams for Black, mixed-race (pardo), Indigenous and quilombola people.
• Creates a transition regime for the substitute contribution provided for in arts. 7 and 8 of Law 12.546/2011 and for the surcharge on the Cofins-Importação.
• The bill deals with the protection of the rights of people with fibromyalgia.
• The bill creates the Social Water and Sewage Tariff and sets guidelines for it across the country.
• The bill establishes the month of August as the month for combating inequalities.
• The bill changes the CLT (Consolidation of Labor Laws) to create two types of employment contract: the first-job contract and the professional re-employment contract.
• Creates the National Policy on Decent Work and Citizenship for the Homeless Population (PNTC PopRua).
• Proposes changing article 12 of the Constitution on Brazilian nationality.
• Extends until December 31, 2027 the deadlines set in arts. 7 and 8 of Law 12.546/2011 and in § 21 of art. 8 of Law 10.865/2004.
• Sets the value of the minimum wage from May 1, 2023 and establishes a permanent policy of increasing the minimum wage from January 1, 2024.
• The bill deals with the possibility of using as collateral in credit operations the redemption right of those who hold open complementary pension plans, personal insurance, shares of an Individual…
• The bill regulates article 231 of the Constitution, on the recognition, demarcation, use and management of Indigenous lands.
• The bill deals with equal wages and pay between women and men who perform the same job.
• Amends Law No. 15.201 of 2025, which created the Benefits Management Program at the INSS and the Federal Medical Examination Department, linked to the Ministry of Social Security.
• The bill approves the text of Convention No. 190 of the International Labour Organization (ILO), on the elimination of violence and harassment in the world of work.
• The bill approves the text of Convention No. 156 of the International Labour Organization (ILO), of 1981.
• The bill changes the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT) to deal with updating the amounts of court costs and fees owed in the Labor Courts.
• The bill deals with creating Labor Courts in the area of the Regional Labor Court of the 1st Region.
• The bill deals with the practice of psychopedagogy, that is, how this professional activity may be carried out.
• The bill provides for creating Labor Courts in the area of the Regional Labor Court of the 4th Region.
• The bill creates rules for loyalty programs, used by companies that sell goods and services to keep customers.
• The bill creates the possibility of paying residential rent through direct deduction from payroll (consignment).
• Releases an extraordinary credit of R$ 49.2 million to the Ministry of Development and Social Assistance, Family and Fight Against Hunger.
• The bill authorizes the use of an identification photograph in which the person appears wearing a traditional garment that expresses their identity.
• The bill changes Law No. 11.445 of 2007 to deal with how the water supply service tariff is calculated in condominiums with several units and a single meter.
• The bill amends Law No. 8.036 of 1990, which deals with the Severance Indemnity Fund (FGTS).
• Amends Law No. 13.703/2018 to make it mandatory to register each cargo transport operation and to generate an identifier code, the CIOT.
• The bill deals with the rights of people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
• The bill makes it mandatory to issue a medical certificate for the legal guardian accompanying children under 12 years old.
• The bill approves the text of Convention No. 187 of the International Labour Organization (ILO), on the Promotional Framework for Occupational Safety and Health.
• Guarantees parents or guardians the immediate hospitalization of young people and adolescents who are drug dependent, in social vulnerability or threatened with death by traffickers and factions.
• The bill deals with the rights of people with type 1 diabetes mellitus.
• The provisional measure amends Law No. 11.738 of 2008, which deals with the national salary floor for public school teaching professionals in basic education.
• The bill deals with the compatibility between the seasonal (harvest) work contract and the status of someone who receives social benefits.
• The bill deals with the retirement age of public employees and regulates § 16 of art. 201 of the Federal Constitution.
• The bill deals with how physical fitness tests should be done for pregnant candidates or those in the period right after childbirth (postpartum) in public competitive exams.
• The bill regulates the profession of Collective Meals Worker, that is, it sets rules for practicing this professional activity.
• The bill adds paragraphs to an article of Decree-Law No. 667/1969 to guarantee military police officers and military firefighters a workload of 144 hours per month.
• The bill creates a special pension for people with epidermolysis bullosa, a disease.
• The bill creates the Apprentice Statute.
• The bill changes the Penal Execution Law to create measures that strengthen the protection of women who are victims of domestic and family violence against new threats or violence from convicted…
• Changes the law on unemployment insurance paid to professional artisanal fishers during the closed season (defeso), when fishing is banned to protect the reproduction of species.
• The bill deals with the trade of dance professional.
• The bill changes Law No. 13.105/2015 (Code of Civil Procedure) to allow the lifting of bank and tax secrecy in child support cases.
• The bill changes the Maria da Penha Law to include vicarious violence among the forms of domestic and family violence against women listed in art. 7 of the law.
• The bill changes two Social Security laws (Laws 8.212 and 8.213, of 1991) to include scholarship holders among the mandatory insured persons of the General Social Security Regime.
• The bill defines what cocoa-derived products are and what their characteristics are.
• The bill sets principles and guidelines for assisting victims of air accidents and their families.
• The bill deals with the sale, purchase, possession and carrying, by women, of plant-extract spray for self-defense.
• Creates the National Policy of Mandatory Legal Assistance to Victims in Situations of Vulnerability (PNAJOV) and deals with providing legal assistance to victims.
• Creates the National Mobilization of the 21 Days of Activism for the End of Violence against Women, to be held every year between November 20 and December 10.
• The bill covers the mapping, organization and publication of data on the impacts of the climate crisis on the lives of girls and women living in Brazil.
• The bill deals with the practice of the doula profession, that is, how this activity may be carried out.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to create a specific crime of bodily injury (wounding or harm to physical integrity) committed against a woman because of her gender.
• The bill makes it mandatory to run permanent informational and educational campaigns about domestic and family violence against women.
• The bill requires aggressors to use electronic monitoring in cases of domestic violence.
• Creates the National Day of Women in Construction, to be celebrated every year on March 25.
• The bill deals with protecting the image of victims of crime or accidents.
• The bill creates an exceptional social protection measure for the period of public calamity recognized in the Zona da Mata, in Minas Gerais, after severe weather events.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to make gerontocide a crime with its own definition (a standalone crime).
• The bill adds a provision to Law No. 10.714/2003 to make it mandatory to publicize the Ligue 180 service in news and information on violence against women, in any media.
• The bill deals with the modernization of the Legislative Career of the Chamber of Deputies.
• The bill changes Law No. 14.811/2024 to provide special attention to preventing and combating violence against children and adolescents with disabilities.
• The bill changes Law No. 8.080/1990, which deals with the health system, to address the registration of people with disabilities in the national health information systems.
• The bill adds an article to the Statute of Persons with Disabilities.
• The bill amends the CLT to give the Cipa, the committee for preventing accidents and harassment in companies, the duty to promote climate education.
• The bill changes Law No. 11.416 of 2006, which covers the careers of civil servants of the Federal Judiciary.
• The bill adds three new articles (473-A to 473-C) to the CLT, the law that gathers the labor rules.
• The bill covers the right of air passengers to carry a carry-on bag and a personal item at no extra charge.
• The bill changes Law No. 11.664/2008 to guarantee women aged 40 and over the right to have a mammogram every year.
• The bill changes the CLT (Decree-Law No. 5.452 of 1943) to guarantee leave of three consecutive days per month to women who show proof of severe symptoms linked to menstrual flow.
• The bill deals with the period of validity of the expert medical report that proves type 1 diabetes mellitus (DM1).
• Changes the Penal Code to increase the penalties for crimes against the sexual dignity of a vulnerable person.
• Creates the National Policy for the Protection of Early Childhood in the Digital Environment.
• The bill creates a protocol for care and immediate intervention to prevent violence against children and adolescents and protect them when violence is suspected in virtual environments.
• The bill defines what the activity of influence in electronic media (the internet) is.
• The bill creates the Child Development Strategy, called EDI 0-5.
• The bill changes Law No. 11.738/2008 to guarantee the national salary floor for public basic education teachers also to temporary teachers.
• The bill creates the "Selo Compromisso com a Primeiríssima Infância" (Commitment to the Earliest Childhood Seal).
• Changes two laws (Law 13.431/2017 and Law 13.675/2018) to give priority to the handling of investigations and criminal cases on intentional violent deaths of children and adolescents, including…
• The bill deals with the practice of the activity of ambulance driver, both in public administration and in the private sector.
• The bill changes the Elections Law (Law No. 9.504/1997) on two points: it sets how the minimum age required to run as a candidate is checked, and it covers the use of Braille leaflets in the…
• The bill sets October 11 as International Day of the Girl on the national calendar.
• The bill approves the text of a social security agreement between Brazil and Austria, signed in Brasília on May 17, 2022.
• The bill changes the law that created the Legal Framework for Early Childhood (Law No. 13.257/2016).
• The bill changes Law No. 8.213/1991 to require a more formal kind of authorization for deducting membership fees of retirees' associations from benefits paid by the INSS.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to increase the penalty for the crime of mistreatment when it is committed against a person with a disability.
• The bill changes the law that created the National Food and Nutrition Security System (Sisan).
• The bill changes Law No. 14.628/2023 to give priority in the purchase and distribution of products from the Food Acquisition Program (PAA) to municipalities in an emergency situation or state of…
• The bill creates a policy to support and prevent mental exhaustion, also called burnout, linked to motherhood.
• The bill approves the text of a MERCOSUR agreement, signed in Montevideo on July 6, 2022.
• The bill provides for exemption, amnesty and remission of tax credits owed by the APAEs, the Pestalozzi Associations and other charitable social assistance organizations that shelter elderly people…
• The bill deals with the protection of children and adolescents in digital environments.
• Creates the Benefits Management Program at the INSS and the Federal Medical Examination Department, linked to the Secretariat of the General Social Security Regime of the Ministry of Social Security.
• The bill adds a provision to the Statute of the Child and Adolescent (ECA) to require an immediate alert when a child or adolescent goes missing.
• The bill deals with including the so-called care economy in the national accounts system.
• The bill creates the National Autistic Pride Day, a commemorative date across the country.
• Changes the law on payroll-deductible loans (crédito consignado), which are loans repaid by direct deduction from the paycheck.
• The bill creates, nationwide, the Community Peace Centers, called Compaz.
• The bill repeals, that is, removes from the law, some provisions of the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT), which gathers the rules on labor relations in Brazil.
• The bill changes four articles of Law No. 14.583 of 2023 to include people with disabilities in the policies for spreading awareness of fundamental rights and human rights.
• The bill creates the National Youth and Rural Succession Policy and the corresponding National Plan.
• The bill changes Law No. 7.716/1989 to provide a higher penalty for the crime of racial insult when it is committed against women or elderly people.
• The bill changes the Statute of Older Persons (Law No. 10.741/2003) to provide for the creation of a mental health program aimed at low-income older people.
• The bill increases the penalty for the crime of selling, supplying, serving, administering or delivering to a child or adolescent alcoholic beverages or, without just cause, other products that can…
• The bill adds article 244-C to the Child and Adolescent Statute (Law No. 8.069/1990) to create the crime of property violence against children and adolescents.
• The bill changes the law that creates the system for guaranteeing the rights of children and adolescents who are victims or witnesses of violence.
• The bill approves the text of an international protocol tied to Convention No. 29 of the International Labour Organization (ILO), which deals with forced or compulsory labor.
• The bill creates guidelines, strategies and actions for the "Cuidando de Quem Cuida" (Caring for Those Who Care) program, aimed at care and guidance for atypical mothers.
• Approves the text of a convention on social security among the countries of the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries (CPLP).
• Approves the text of a MERCOSUR agreement on which law applies to international consumer contracts.
• The bill adds an article to Law No. 9.049 of 1995 to allow (make optional) the recording of a deaf person's physical disability on the Identity Card.
• The bill sets procedures that police stations and other responsible bodies must follow when assisting Indigenous women who are victims of violence.
• The bill determines that a lawyer does not have to pay court costs (case fees) when collecting in court their fees, which are payment for their work.
• The bill regulates the profession of industrial climber, that is, it creates rules for the practice of this professional activity.
• The bill deals with the creation of a registry of pedophiles.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to provide for "gerontocide" (killing of an elderly person) as a circumstance that makes homicide aggravated, that is, treated more severely.
• Creates the National Program of Social and Psychological Support (PRONASP), aimed at children and adolescents who lost a father, mother or guardians because of the covid-19 pandemic.
• The bill creates the Victim's Statute.
• Creates, within the Unified Health System (SUS), a dental reconstruction program for women who are victims of domestic violence.
• The bill deals with making a mobile phone app available nationwide to assist women who are victims of violence.
• The bill changes Law No. 11.340/2006 (Maria da Penha Law) to address the provisional guardianship of minor children in cases of domestic and family violence.
• The bill changes the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Penal Code and the Code of Civil Procedure (Law 13.105/2015) to define "procedural gender violence" as an offense.
• The bill changes the Code of Criminal Procedure (art. 400-A) and the Special Courts Law (art. 82 of Law 9.099/1995).
• The bill amends Law No. 11.340 of 2006 to create a protective measure for the victim.
• The bill establishes general guidelines, that is, basic orientations, for combating violence against women in the university environment.
• The bill changes Law No. 10.778 of 2003 to establish priority in carrying out toxicological tests on women who are victims of violence.
• The bill changes Law No. 12.414/2011 to allow automatic enrollment in the positive credit registry.
• The bill deals with assistance to women who are victims of slave labor or conditions analogous to slavery.
• The bill deals with the National Solidarity Economy Policy and with solidarity economic enterprises.
• The bill deals with installing low-tech Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems in public spaces and spaces open to the public.
• The bill changes the Statute of Children and Adolescents (Law No. 8.069/1990) to create the National Adoption and Foster Care System (SNA).
• The bill deals with the transformation of vacant positions in the permanent staff of the Regional Labor Court of the 15th Region.
• The bill changes the Medical Residency law (Law No. 6.932/1981) to allow resident physicians to split their vacation into periods, that is, to take it in parts.
• The bill creates the National Care Policy.
• Changes Law No. 11.126/2005 to guarantee people with disabilities the right to be accompanied by an assistance dog on all means of transport and in public and private places open to the public or…
• The bill creates general rules for private insurance contracts.