The 1943 Labour Code of Brazil- An Overview of Its Genesis and Key Provisions

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The 1943 Labour Code, also known as the Consolidau00e7u00e3o das Leis do Trabalho (CLT), is a comprehensive legislative framework that has regulated employment relations in Brazil for over seven decades. The Code was instituted by President Getu00falio Vargas to consolidate various labor laws into a unified code, balancing worker protections and employer requirements. The CLT covers a range of topics, including working hours, minimum wage, collective bargaining, and occupational safety and health, providing a framework for labor relations in Brazil.