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Brazil Labor Court Convicts Retailer Marabraz for Pressuring Employees to Vote for Bolsonaro in 2022
A Brazilian Labor Court found furniture retailer Marabraz guilty of "electoral harassment" and ordered it to pay R$10,000 in damages for coercing an employee to vote for Jair Bolsonaro in the 2022 election.

Brazil Court Halts New Glyphosate Approvals for 90 Days, Elevating Risk for Agro Sector
A Labor Court in Brasília temporarily suspended the registration of new glyphosate-based agrochemicals, signaling heightened legal risk for Brazilian agriculture.

Brazil Labor Court Suspends New Glyphosate Registrations, Triggering Agribusiness Uncertainty
A Labor Court in Brasília ordered a 90-day suspension on all new glyphosate registrations, mandating an environmental review.

Brazil Court Suspends Registration of New Glyphosate Agrochemicals for 90 Days
A Labor Court in Brasília ordered a 90-day suspension on the registration of all new glyphosate-based agrochemicals, citing health concerns and demanding impact reports from federal regulators.

Brazilian Court Suspends New Glyphosate Registrations, Citing Government’s Missed Deadline
A Brasília labor court temporarily halted new registrations of the glyphosate herbicide, signaling increased regulatory uncertainty for Brazil’s key agribusiness sector.

'Psychological Terror' Is Top Tactic in Workplace Electoral Harassment, Brazil Labor Court Finds
Analysis by Brazil's Superior Labor Court shows electoral coercion is largely institutional, not isolated, with alarmist narratives the main tool.

Labor Court Ruling Forces Gig Platforms to Share Data for Social Security Review, Upping Operating Risk
National injunction mandates INSS, iFood, and MetLife to process accident claims for delivery drivers, signaling higher compliance costs for the tech sector.

Labor Court Ruling Signals Rising Costs for Brazil’s Gig Economy, Hitting Platform Model
A national-scope preliminary injunction forces Brazil's social security (INSS) to review injury claims from iFood workers, signaling increased regulatory costs.