Representative Patricia Mercado, member of the Labor Commission of the Chamber of Deputies, celebrated the initiative of the Federal Executive to advance the reduction of the working day to 40 hours per week, describing it as a “very positive” and “inevitable” step towards time justice.
Patricia Mercado urges to accelerate a 40-hour day
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