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The financing of infrastructure projects in Brazil has been undergoing important changes in recent years, caused, among other factors, by redefinition of the role of the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) in this type of transaction.
With technological advances, work done at home offices or locations other than the place of business, has multiplied, which has reinforced the importance of adopting legal guidelines and measures to give greater predictability and security to parties involved in this type of working relationship.
In response to the rupture of the Brumadinho dam (MG) on January 25th of this year, changes under study and already approved in the legislation aim to tighten the regulations of dams in Brazil. On June 25th, for example, the Chamber of Deputies approved three bills providing for specific regulations on environmental disasters caused by dams.
Trade union dues were created in the 1940s in order to strengthen the trade union movement. This was a mandatory amount due from the worker to the professional trade union of his category, even if he were not affiliated to it, and corresponded to the remuneration of a normal work day.
Law No. 12,414/11, as amended and regulated by Decree No. 9,936/19, regulated the formation and consultation of databases with information on performance, mandating, in its article 12, paragraph 3, that the National Monetary Council (CMN) adopt complementary measures and standards on the provision of information by institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil (BC).
The modernization of disclosure of company information has finally gained momentum in Brazil. Published on August 5, Executive Order (MP) No. 892/2019 substantially changed the framework for legal publications by corporations.
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