Lula approves law to end six-day working week in Brazil
Brasilia, October 16 (Hibya) - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said he had approved a law providing for the end of the six-day work, one-day rest system, calling for the protection of workers' hard-won gains.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva announced the approval of a law providing for the abolition of the system of six working days followed by one day off. Describing October 16 as a historic day for Brazil, Lula characterized the measure as an important achievement for society.
In his statement, Lula said, "October 16 is a historic day for Brazil. Today, we approved the law providing for the end of the six-day work, one-day rest system. This is a historic achievement for Brazilian society."
Emphasizing the need to protect the rights gained by workers, Lula stated, "But one thing must be clearly understood: there are people who make no secret of the fact that, given the opportunity, they would take this achievement away from workers. Let us remain vigilant to protect the rights of the people."
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