The brazilian labor reform of 2017 and the discontinuation of duration of work as a standard related to the health of workers
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https://doi.org/10.29293/rdfg.v6i01.246Keywords:
Health. Journey. Reform. Security. Work.Abstract
In this article, we will see that the duration of the workday is a factor intrinsically related to the worker's safety and health, directly linked to the incidence of accidents and occupational diseases. Nevertheless, the labor reform approved in 2017 establishes that rules on working hours and intervals are not considered as health, hygiene and safety standards for collective bargaining purposes. This proposition contradicts a wide knowledge about the relation between duration of the journey and health of the worker.
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