The Intermittent Working Contract in Portugal and its adoption in the Brazilian Ordination
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https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-v49n2a2021-50036Keywords:
Intermittent Work, Labor Reform, Changes in CLT, Flexibilization of rights, Economic Activity RiskAbstract
The intermittent employment contract created in Brazil by Law No. 13,467 / 2017, modified the CLT and is currently the subject of debate in the STF about its unconstitutionality. The changes brought about by the new labor modality generated a series of uncertainties and doubts about the future of labor law and its application. The intermittent work contract was inspired by foreign law and its figure is found in several countries; however, the present work will focus on understanding the intermittent work of Portugal and comparing whether Brazil has adopted similar or contrary rules to that country. In this way, it is made the examination of the Brazilian legislation and, comparatively, notes of the Portuguese law. It is known that intermittent work generates precarious employment contracts, which offer no guarantee of sufficient income for worker survival, being one of the most discussed points in this contractual modality. This study will be based on exploratory research based on descriptive, deductive and comparative methods.
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