Luiz Marinho announces that the minimum wage will rise to R$1,412 in 2024

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The Brazilian government has taken various initiatives to promote decent work, combat child labor, and ensure fair wages and dignified working conditions for workers. The Ministry of Labor and Employment has announced a 9.7% increase in the minimum wage for 2024, which will be R$ 1.412. The report also highlights the growth of formal employment in the services sector and the creation of new jobs in the sector. Additionally, the government has created a new government committee to discuss the value of the minimum wage, taking into account inflation and real gains in GDP. The report also mentions the government's efforts to combat child labor, with the Ministry of Labor and Employment rescuing 3,039 workers from exploitative conditions and paying out R$ 11,885,839.55 in salary and severance pay.