Brazil: more and more businesses convicted for institutional moral harassment

The number of businesses convicted for institutional moral harassment is increasing in Brazil, with 53 convictions until the end of 2012. This is the story told by Adriana Calvo, lawyer and labor law professor at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) in Rio, in an interview granted to Planet Labor. She made a list of convictions in Brazil within the framework of her PhD thesis dedicated to this topic, presented last year at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP). They usually follow individual court actions, preventing deterring fines.

Fonte: Revista Planet Labor

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Autores (em ordem alfabética): Adriana Calvo; Amanda Kupske Campos; Ana Carolina da Silva Nunes; Ana Claudia Pompeu Torezan Andreucci; Carlos Gustavo Moimaz Marques; Elane Pires Muniz Soranso; Elizete Maria Bartah; Fernanda Almeida Andrade Rodrigues; Gislene de Arantes Costa; Glauco Bresciani Silva; Henrique Garbellini Carnio; Isadora Feres Oliveira; Ivandick Cruzelles Rodrigues; Jouberto de Quadros Pessoa Cavalcante; Michelle Asato Junqueira; Mikaele Rayane dos Reis Santos; Osiel Martins Prestes; Rodrigo Guedes Casali; Túlio Augusto Tayano Afonso; Veronica Altef Barros; Zélia Luíza Pierdoná.
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