Manifesto organized by citizens and civil society organizations

FOR RESPONSIBLY ADDRESSING THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS GENERATED BY THE NEW CORONAVIRUS

Given the gravity of the moment, which, without the implementation of appropriate measures and, worse, with the taking of wrong or economically disastrous, disproportionate and inhumane measures, such as those presented in Provisional Measure 927, of March 22, 2020 (which , moreover, is flagrantly unconstitutional), could plunge us into an unprecedented humanitarian crisis, we consider it our obligation, as entities and personalities linked to the study of legal relations and the world of work, to present concrete proposals on the measures that, respecting the constitutional values ​​of solidarity, the Welfare State and the democratic order, are presented as essential for the responsible confrontation of the social and economic problems generated by the spread of the New Coronavirus.

These emergency measures must be provided by the State, by private institutions and, in the relevant aspects, also by citizens, and it is worth emphasizing, above all, at times like the present, the need for all federative entities to exercise their role, not to being able to conceive of an excessive concentration in the hands of the Executive, which, moreover, has been showing itself to be unprepared for such an immense task, demanding, therefore, that the search for solutions be, inexorably, shared with the whole community, especially so that it is not directed the onus, once again, on the working class.  

From the outset, we leave on record our deepest and most sincere thanks to the male and female workers (nurses; doctors; delivery men in general, especially through apps; gas station attendants; building porters; pharmacy attendants, hospitals, bakeries and supermarkets; journalists; cleaners; drivers; loaders; garbage collectors; rural workers; caregivers, among others) who, due to being linked to essential activities, continue, with risk to own life, rendering their invaluable services.

Society owes them not only this gratitude, but also the recognition of their human condition and their legitimate rights, mainly labor and social security (today and always).

In view of this, WE PROPOSE:

Preservation of the full functioning of the political system and democratic institutions and repudiation of the enactment of a “state of siege”.

1. Prohibition of the dismissal of male and female employees, servants and public servants.
2. Prohibition of the reduction of wages of male and female employees, servants and public servants.
3. Immediate interruption of work provision, in the public and private sectors, in all activities not directly related to the preservation of life, without prejudice to the full receipt of wages.
4. Immediate interruption of work provision, in the public and private sectors, of workers over 60 (sixty) years old, pregnant women and others included in risk groups, regardless of the activity carried out, without prejudice to the full receipt of wages.
5. In activities essential to the preservation of life, which cannot be interrupted, obligation to provide, by the public and private employer, including outsourced and informal workers, the means necessary for safe travel to the work environment and personal protective equipment and collective protection necessary to reduce risks.
6. Dialogue and effective negotiation with the workers' union, as a necessary condition for the implementation of risk restriction measures, such as the definition of essential equipment for the work of health professionals, prohibition of overtime, the practice of shifts and the reduction of hours without reduction of salaries, observing the technical notes issued by the Public Ministry of Labor (www.https://mpt.mp.br/pgt/noticias/coronavirus-veja-aqui-as-notas-tecnicas-do-mpt).
7. Determination of the immediate payment of additional for life risk to all professionals who cannot interrupt their activity.
8. Prohibition of hiring people to carry out essential activities through precarious contracts (intermittent or that do not guarantee labor rights – legal and conventional – minimum).
9. Immediate formalization of the employment relationship of workers who provide services to companies that own digital platforms, imposing the creation of a fund under the responsibility of these companies to protect, on an emergency basis, the income of their workers.
10. Provision and funding, by the employer, of the necessary means to carry out, within health and safety standards, work at home, when this proves to be feasible.
11. Observance of the limitation of working hours for workers subject to telework.
12. Prohibition of any measure that implies a weakening of the instruments available for monitoring the working conditions of professionals who work in essential activities.
13. Institutional support for forms of self-organization, social and union organization and collective solidarity, including financial support, as a fundamental way to help fight the pandemic.
14. Payment of basic citizenship income for all families with income below the minimum required indicated by DIEESE, in February 2020, in the amount of R$ 4.366,51 (four thousand, three hundred and sixty-six reais and fifty-one cents).
15. Extension of the period for receiving unemployment insurance for an indefinite period, for those who are enjoying or will enjoy the benefit, in this case, with cancellation of the minimum time required for access.
16. Repeal of Constitutional Amendment 103/19 (Social Security Reform), Constitutional Amendment 95 (limitation of expenses in the sphere of social public policies) and Law 13.467/2017 (“labour reform”), since they destroyed the foundations of the Welfare State.
17. Immediate payment of pensions for everyone who has already achieved this right, but who, due to government policies delaying the granting of benefits, have been waiting in line for months.
18. Tax waiver for families with income below the minimum required indicated by DIEESE and for legal entities with up to 10 employees that do not use fraudulent means to mask employment relationships.
19. Remission of bank loan debt, for families with income below the minimum required indicated by DIEESE.
20. Prohibition of eviction orders for non-payment of rent and prohibition of interruption in the supply of electricity, gas, water, due to default by families that have income equal to or less than the minimum indicated by DIEESE.
21. Suspension of collection of taxes and bills related to essential services, during the period of health crisis.
22. Priority allocation of the public budget to essential activities related to public health.
23. Suspension of debt service, largely responsible for the fiscal crisis.
24. Immediate suspension of tax benefits and prohibition of extending deadlines for paying ordinary debts to the state, in relation to large companies.
25. Immediate collection and with a very summary rite of the largest debtors of the State.
26. Requirement for financial institutions to contribute money, equivalent to the net profit obtained in 2019, to be used for the construction of temporary hospitals and free supply of food and medicine to all who need them.
27. Permission for the nationalization of hospitals to immediately meet the needs of the general population.
28. Determining the immediate use of public or private buildings that are not fulfilling their social function, as well as hotels and the like, to serve as shelter for the street population, for health care centers for infected people, for people in isolation and for those who depend on the care of a third party and this person is in isolation or infected.
29. Imposition on large carriers and airlines and road companies to make free transport of food and medicine possible to all Brazilian cities.
30. Control and inspection of drug, fuel and food prices, to prevent opportunistic exploitation of an extremely serious and delicate situation.
31. Breaking of patents on medicines necessary for the medical treatment of COVID-19.
32. Subsidy for the large-scale manufacture of mechanical respirators, sterilization and asepsis products and individual and collective protection equipment for the health area, to be distributed throughout the national territory.
33. Maintenance of all postgraduate scholarships and intensification of permanence policies for quota students, as well as other educational and research promotion programs, including as a way of stimulating the development of solutions to the health crisis.
34. Immediate concession of benefit from the Union budget, with subrogation of the State in the wage debt, to ensure the receipt of wages of male and female employees of micro-enterprises.
35. Wide dissemination of information is necessary, in an accessible way, for people with disabilities (sensory and intellectual) and respect for their full rights.
36. Guarantee of internet access for all people with prepaid cell phones or popular plans, without reducing speed, cutting or charging connection while the social isolation necessary to combat Covid-19 lasts.

This document will be forwarded to the representatives of the three Powers of the State and widely publicized, as we consider it urgent to implement these measures, before the situation, which is already serious, becomes irreversible.

Brazil, March 22, 2020. (to subscribe click on http://chng.it/Cj798YWZ45)

1. AAJ - American Association of Jurists
2. ABRASTT - Brazilian Association of Workers' and Workers' Health
3. ABRAT – Brazilian Association of Labor Lawyers
4. AJD – Judges for Democracy Association
5. ALJT – Latin American Association of Labor Judges
6. CNTU - National Confederation of Regulated University Liberal Workers
7. CNU – National Confederation of Urban Workers
8. CSP-CONLUTAS
9. DIESAT - Inter-union Department of Studies and Research on Health and Work Environments
10. FNU - National Federation of Urban Workers  
11. FÓRUMAT – Work Accidents Forum
12. FIOCRUZ-RJ – Health – Work – Law Inter-Union Forum  
13. FSST/RS - Trade Union Forum for Worker's Health  
14. BROAD FRONT IN DEFENSE OF WORKERS' HEALTH
15. FNSA - National Front for Environmental Sanitation  
16. GPMT/IFCH/UNICAMP - World of Work and Metamorphoses Research Group
17. GPTC-UFRGS – Labor and Capital Research Group
18. GPTC-USP – Labor and Capital Research Group
19. GEDHJUS - Human Rights and Justice Study Group
20. DHCTEM – Human Rights Research Group, Centrality of Work and Marxism  
21. Decent Work Institute
22. IPEATRA - Institute for Research and Advanced Studies of the Judiciary and the Public Ministry of Labor
23. JUTRA – Luso-Brazilian Association of Labor Lawyers
24. REMIR - Network for Interdisciplinary Studies and Monitoring of Labor Reform
25. RENAPEDTS – National Network of Research and Extension Groups in Labor and Social Security Law
26. UNION OF METALLURGICS OF SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS
27. SINTRAJUD-SP - Union of Workers of the Federal Judiciary of the State of São Paulo
28. SINTUSP - Union of USP Workers
29. Aderson bussinger, lawyer
30. Adma Fadul Muhana, professor at USP
31. Adriana Brasil Wyzykowski, professor at UFBA
32. Adriana Goulart de Sena Orsini, professor at UFMG and judge
33. Afrânio Catani, professor at USP
34. Airton Paschoa, writer
35. Albany Camêlo Sampaio Júnior, lawyer
36. Alberto Alonso Muñoz, judge
37. Aldacy Rachid Coutinho, Professor of Labor Law at UFPR
38. Aldo Arantes, lawyer
39. Alessandra Camarano Martins, lawyer
40. Alessandro da Silva, member of AJD
41. Alessandro de Assis Galrão, lawyer
42. Alexander Henrique Nunes Gurgel, lawyer
43. Alexandre Guerreiro, lawyer
44. Alexandre Henrique Podadera de Chiara, Master in Law
45. Alexandre Mandl, popular lawyer
46. Alexandre Pariol Filho, director of SINTUSP
47. Allen Habert, production engineer
48. Álvaro Klein, president of AGETRA
49. Amanda Melilo de Matos, Master's student in Law 
50. Ana Claudia CM Semêdo, professor at UFBA
51. Ana Fani Alessandri Carlos, Professor of Geography – FFLCH-USP
52. Ana Inés Algorta Latorre, federal judge
53. Ana Kelly Jansen de Amorim, union lawyer
54. Ana Lúcia Marchiori, lawyer 
55. Ana Luísa Palmisciano, professor at FND/UFRJ and at PUC-RJ
56. Ana Luiza de Souza Castro, psychologist and president of the RS Regional Council of Psychology
57. Ana Paula Alvarenga Martins, labor judge
58. Anair Figueiredo, lawyer
59. André Luís de Moraes Pinto, judge of law
60. André Luiz Queiroz Sturaro, lawyer
61. André Portella, professor at UFBA
62. Andrea Clarice Rodrigues Peine Jara, professor and master in education at FEUSP
63. Andréia de Conto Garbin, professor at PUC/SP and Universidade PresbiterianapMackenzie-SP
64. Andresa Aparecida Moreira, lawyer
65. Andressa Ruiz Cereto, lawyer
66. Angela Leite Lopes, researcher and professor at the School of Fine Arts at UFRJ
67. Ângelo Cavalcante, economist and professor at the State University of Goiás
68. Anjuli Tostes, attorney
69. Antônio Ferreira de Barros, general secretary of the São dos Campos Metalworkers Union
70. Antônio Sales Rios Neto, civil engineer and organizational consultant
71. Aparecida Neri de Souza, sociologist
72. Aquilas Nogueira Mendes, professor at the Faculty of Public Health at USP
73. Ari Sólon, professor at the Faculty of Law at USP
74. Aristeu César Pinto Neto, legal adviser to CSP-CONLUTAS and the Metalworkers Union of São José dos Campos
75. Arlete Mesquita, lawyer
76. Arnaldo Mazzei Nogueira, professor at FEA/USP and PUC/SP
77. Atnágoras Teixeira Lopes, member of the National Executive Secretariat of CSP-CONLUTAS
78. Bernardo Ricupero, professor at FFLCH/USP
79. Bruno da Costa Rodrigues, labor judge
80. Bruno Durães, professor at UFRB
81. Caio Rodrigues da Silva Peine Jara, lawyer
82. Carla Denise Theodoro, lawyer
83. Carla Rita Bracchi Silveira, lawyer
84. Carlos Eduardo Martins, professor at UNEB and UFBA
85. Carlos Eduardo Oliveira Dias, labor judge
86. Carlos Eduardo Soares de Freitas, professor at UFBA and UNEB
87. Carlos Lied Sessegolo, lawyer
88. Carlos Raul Etulain, professor at Unicamp-SP
89. Carmela Gross, professor at ECA/USP
90. Cassia Baldini Soares, professor at the USP School of Nursing
91. Cássio Adriano Braz de Aquino, professor at the Federal University of Ceará
92. Célia Maria Sivalli Campos, professor at the USP School of Nursing
93. Celso Antunes, educator
94. Celso N. Kashiura Jr., professor at FACAMP
95. Celso Rodrigues, professor at FTEC-IBGEN
96. César Augusto Calovi Fagundes, labor judge
97. Cesar Augusto S. da Silva, professor at the Federal University of Grande Dourados 
98. César Ricardo Siqueira Bolaño, professor at UFS
99. Cesar Sanson, professor at UFRN
100. Cezar Britto, lawyer, former president of the National OAB
101. Charles Gomes, Senior Researcher at the Casa de Rui Barbosa Foundation
102. Charles Lopes Kuhn, labor judge
103. Charles Roberto de Oliveira Líbio, lawyer
104. Cláudia Maria Barbosa, professor at PUC-PR
105. Cláudia Mazzei Nogueira, professor at UNIFESP
106. Cláudia Urano, public servant
107. Cláudio Janotti da Rocha, professor at UFES 
108. Cláudio Rennó, Master in Philosophy from USP
109. Cleber Lira, lawyer
110. Cris Fernández Andrada, professor at PUC/SP
111. Cristiana Mercuri de Almeida Bastos, professor at UFBA 
112. Cristiane Bibiano Silva, sociologist
113. Cristiane Oliveira Reimberg – journalist
114. Cristiane Oliveira Reimberg, journalist
115. Daiana Monteiro Santos, labor judge
116. Daniel de Almeida Alves, lawyer
117. Daniel Ferreira da Silva, labor lawyer
118. Daniel Ferrer de Almeida, doctoral candidate in law at USP
119. Daniela Muradas Antunes, professor at UFMG and Vice-President of ALAL
120. Daniela Portugal, professor at UFBA
121. Daniela Sanches Tavares, psychologist, worker health researcher
122. Daniela Sanches Tavares, psychologist, worker health researcher
123. Daniela Valle da Rocha Muller, labor judge
124. Daniele Barbosa, professor at UERJ
125. Daniele Domingos Monteiro, lawyer
126. Daniele Gabrich Gueiros, professor at UFRJ and PUC-RJ
127. Dari Krein, professor at Unicamp
128. Débora de Araújo Costa, Master's student in law at USP
129. Deise Lilian Lima Martins, master's student in law
130. Denis Einloft, lawyer and vice-president of the Southern Region of ABRAT
131. Denise de Almeida Guimarães, PhD student at UFRJ
132. Denise Vieira da Silva, professor at UFBA
133. Dermeval Saviani, professor emeritus at UNICAMP and researcher emeritus at CNPq
134. Edilma Moura Ferreira, lawyer
135. Egeu Gomez Esteves, professor at USP
136. Elaine Rossetti Behring, Coordinator of the Public Budget and Social Security Study and Research Group/GOPSS
137. Elaine Rossetti Behring, DPS/FSS/UERJ/CAPES-CNPq, coordinator of the Public Budget and Social Security Study and Research Group/GOPSS
138. Elinay Ferreira, labor judge
139. Ellen Hazan, attorney
140. Elsa Cristine Bevian, teacher at FURB
141. Emanuel Lins Freire Vasconcellos, professor at UFBA and UNEB
142. Emerson Ferreira Mangabeira, lawyer
143. Emilia Gondim Teixeira, judge
144. Eraze Sutti, lawyer
145. Erick Assis dos Santos, social worker and sociologist
146. Eugênia Augusta Gonzaga, regional attorney of the Republic
147. Eugênio Terra, judge of law
148. Fabiana Severi, professor at the Faculty of Law of Ribeirão Preto/USP
149. Fabiane Santana Previtali, teacher
150. Fábio Antonio de Magalhães Nóvoa, lawyer
151. Fábio de Oliveira, professor at USP
152. Fábio Ferraz dos Passos, lawyer
153. Fábio Konder Comparato, emeritus professor at the USP Faculty of Law 
154. Fátima Aparecida Cabral, retired teacher
155. Felipe Coelho Lima, UFC professor
156. Felipe Estrela, professor at UFBA
157. Felipe Meleiro Fernandes, lawyer
158. Fellipe Coelho-Lima, professor at UFRG
159. Fernanda Giannasi, retired tax auditor
160. Fernando Donato Vasconcelos, tax auditor
161. Flávia Máximo, professor at UFOP
162. Flávio Roberto Batista, professor at USP
163. Flavio Wolf de Aguiar, writer, journalist, retired professor at USP
164. Flora Sussekind, professor at PUC-RJ
165. Francisco Alambert, professor at USP 
166. Francisco Luciano de Azevedo Frota, labor judge
167. Francisco Sérgio Silva Rocha, labor judge 
168. Francisco Timmers Colombo, lawyer
169. Gabriela Lenz de Lacerda, labor judge
170. Gabriela Oliveira Chikitani, lawyer
171. Gabriela Soares Pommot Maia, lawyer
172. Genésio Ramos Moreira, lawyer
173. Geraldo Prado, professor at UFRJ
174. Gervásio de Jesus Sutilo Florian Junior, civil servant
175. Gilberto Bercovici, full professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of São Paulo
176. Giovana Labigalini Martins, labor lawyer
177. Giovanna Maria Magalhães Souto Maior, Master in Law
178. Giovanni Alves, professor at UNESP
179. Gisela Elaine Fávaro, state public servant
180. Gisele Bondim Lopes Ribeiro, labor judge
181. Gisele Citadino, lawyer 
182. Gisele Handel, lawyer
183. Giselle Scavasin, attorney
184. Gloria da Anunciacao Alves, professor at USP
185. Glória Trogo, lawyer, specialist in Public Law
186. Graça Druck, professor at UFBA
187. Grijalbo Fernandes Coutinho, labor judge
188. Guilherme Cortez, majoring in Law (UNESP)
189. Guilherme Wunsch, lawyer and professor
190. Gustavo Seferian Machado, professor and lawyer
191. Gustavo Teixeira Ramos, lawyer
192. Haydee Maria Oliveira Lima, attorney
193. Helder Lavigne, lawyer
194. Helena Duarde Marques, Master's student in Human Rights
195. Helena Kugel Lazzarin, lawyer and teacher
196. Helena Pontes dos Santos, civil servant
197. Heleno Rodrigues Correa Filho, physician
198. Henrique Figueiredo de Lima, Master's student PPGD-UFRJ
199. Henrique Oliveira Silva, Master in Law at USP
200. Henrique Soares Carneiro, professor at USP
201. Henrique Tahan Novaes, professor at UNESP-Marília/SP
202. Hugo Barreto Ghione, professor UDELAR/URUGUAY
203. Hugo Cavalcanti Melo Filho, teacher and labor judge
204. Humberto Marcial Fonseca, lawyer
205. Igor Cardoso Garcia, labor judge
206. Irene Maestro Sarrion dos Santos Guimarães, militant of the Popular Fight movement
207. Irevan V. Marcellino, physician at UFSC and Correios
208. Isabela Fadul, professor at UFBA
209. Ivanete Boschetti, GEMPS/ESS-UFRJ coordinator
210. Ivo da Silva Júnior, professor at UNIFESP
211. Jacqueline Samagaia, professor at UFBA
212. Jair Batista da Silva, sociologist
213. Jânia Saldanha, professor at UFSM-RS
214. Jean Filipe Domingos Ramos, professor at UFJF
215. Jesus Ranieri, professor at Unicamp
216. Joana Roberta Gomes Marques, lawyer
217. João Baptista Cilli Filho, Master in Law from USP
218. João dos Reis da Silva Júnior, professor at UFSCar
219. João Gabriel Pimentel Lopes, labor lawyer
220. João Ricardo Dornelles, lawyer
221. João Vicente Silva Araújo, workers' lawyer
222. Jônatas Andrade, labor judge
223. Jonnas Vasconcelos, professor at UFBA
224. Jorge Breogan Froes Rodrigues, Worker of the Book
225. Jorge Lima, labor lawyer
226. Jorge Luiz Souto Maior, professor at USP
227. Jorge Otávio Oliveira Lima, lawyer
228. Jorgena Paulo Lozano, lawyer
229. José Carlos Callegari, lawyer
230. José Carlos de Carvalho Baboin, civil servant
231. José Carlos do Carmo, physician and labor inspector
232. José Carlos do Carmo, physician and labor inspector
233. José Carlos Nunes dos Santos, lawyer
234. José Luiz Soares, substitute professor at UFRJ
235. José Pedro dos Reis, labor attorney
236. José Pedro dos Reis, labor attorney
237. Josiane Caleffi Estivalet, judge
238. Juarez Tavares, lawyer
239. Judite Stronzake, social scientist and professor
240. Júlia Lenzi Silva, PhD in Law from USP
241. Julia Reis da Cruz, lawyer
242. Juliana Benício Xavier, lawyer
243. Juliana Teixeira Esteves, professor at UFPE
244. Júlio Cesar de Sá da Rocha, professor at UFBA
245. Julliana Oliveira Barreto, lawyer
246. Karen Artur, professor at UFJF
247. Karla Aveline de Oliveira, judge
248. Karlla Patrícia de Souza, lawyer
249. Katia Albuquerque Ferreira Teixeira, lawyer
250. Katia Regina Cezar, public servant
251. Lafaiete Neves, professor at UFPR
252. Lais Rocha Ribeiro, lawyer
253. Lara Porto Renó, civil servant
254. Laura Nazaré de Carvalho, sociologist
255. Laurindo Lalo Leal Filho, retired professor at ECA/USP
256. Lea Maria Castro, teacher
257. Leila Giovana Izidoro, Master's student in Human Rights at USP
258. Leiser Sadigursky, lawyer
259. Lélia Ferreira, retired professor at UEL
260. Leny Sato, professor at USP
261. Leonardo Lira Lima, lawyer
262. Letícia Helena Mamed, professor at UFAC
263. Lincoln Secco, professor at USP
264. Lisette Lagnado, curator
265. Lisiane Alves Gomes, lawyer
266. Lorena Rodrigues Boaventura, lawyer
267. Luana Angelica Merlis Pereira, lawyer
268. Luana Angelo Leal, master's student PPGD-UFRJ
269. Luana Duarte Raposo, legal advisor
270. Lucas Marcon de Jesus, lawyer
271. Luci Praun, sociologist and professor
272. Lucia Matos, labor judge
273. Lúcia Regina Florentino Souto, physician
274. Luciana Boiteux, professor at UFRJ
275. Luciane Toss, vice-president of AGETRA and founding partner of Ó Mulheres!
276. Ludmila Coelho – master's student at PPGD-UFRJ
277. Luis Carlos Moro, lawyer
278. Luís Henrique Salina, civil servant and professor of Labor Law
279. Luiz Alfredo Scienza, professor at UFRGS
280. Luiz Antônio Alves Capra, judge of law
281. Luiz Carlos Prates Mancha, member of the National Executive Secretariat of CSP-CONLUTAS
282. Luiz Filgueiras, professor at UFBA
283. Luiz Paulo Oliveira, professor at the Federal University of Recôncavo da Bahia 
284. Luiz Philipe de Caux, professor at UFRN
285. Luiz Renato Martins, professor at USP
286. Luiz Wernek Viana, historian
287. Lygia Godoy, labor judge
288. Magda Barros Biavaschi, professor and researcher at CESIT
289. Magno de Carvalho Costa, director of the USP Workers Union
290. Manoela Hoffmann Oliveira, professor at USP
291. Manuela Fernanda Gonçalves Ferreira, professor and lawyer
292. Marcello Musto, professor of sociology/York University
293. Marcelo Azevedo Chamone, labor judge
294. Marcelo Cattoni, professor at UFMG
295. Marcelo Jorge Dias da Silva, lawyer
296. Marcelo Martins Evaristo da Silva, judge
297. Marcelo Pedroso Goulart, retired prosecutor 
298. Marcelo Ridenti, professor at UNICAMP
299. Marcelo Weishaupt Proni, professor at UNICAMP
300. Marcia Bandini, professor at UNICAMP
301. Márcio Pochmann, professor at UNICAMP
302. Márcio Tulio Viana, professor at UFMG and PUC-MG
303. Marco Santana, teacher
304. Marcondes Savio dos Santos, lawyer
305. Marcus Antônio Ferreira de Brito, lawyer
306. Marcus Orione, professor at USP
307. Marcus Vergner, director of the Union of Workers in the Judiciary
308. Margarida Barreto, occupational physician
309. Maria Angélica Albuquerque, doctoral student in law at USP
310. Maria Cecília Máximo Teodoro, professor at PUC-MG
311. Maria Chalfin Coutinho, professor at UFSC
312. Maria de Nazaré Medeiros Rocha, labor judge
313. María Deborah Cabral de Sousa, professor at UFPB
314. Maria do Carmos Timmers Colombo, lawyer
315. Maria Gabriela Guillén Carías, social scientist and professor at the Federal University of Grande Dourados
316. Maria Isabel Emboaba Ribeiro Franco, lawyer
317. Maria Luíza Grabner, regional attorney of the Republic
318. Maria Maeno, researcher in occupational health
319. Maria Orlanda Pinassi, retired professor at UNESP
320. Mariana Dutra e Silva, lawyer
321. Mariana Fischer, professor at UFPE
322. Marilane Oliveira Teixeira, economist and researcher at CESIT/IE – Unicamp
323. Marilda Luiza de Angelo, lawyer
324. Marina Naomi Sato – public servant
325. Mário Diniz Xavier de Oliveira, tax auditor
326. Maristela de Souza Pereira, professor at the Federal University of Uberlândia
327. Marlene Aparecida Mazon, 
328. Mathias Seibel Luce, professor at UFRGS
329. Mauro de Azevedo Menezes, lawyer
330. Michel Löwy, professor at the French National Council for Scientific Research
331. Murilo Carvalho Sampaio Oliveira Oliveira, professor at UFBA
332. Murilo da Silva Cerqueira, lawyer
333. Nadir da Costa Jardim, civil servant
334. Natalia Cristina Budini Abud, lawyer
335. Neli Pachoareli Wada, director of SINTUSP
336. Nélia Cristina Silva Almeida, lawyer
337. Nicolly Carolyn Monteiro, attorney
338. Nilce Aravecchia, professor at USP
339. Nilton Correia – lawyer 
340. Nubia Soraya da Silva Guedes, labor judge
341. Odara Gonzaga de Andrade, master's student in law at USP
342. Oscar Krost, Labor Judge
343. Osvaldo Luis Angel Coggiola, professor at USP
344. Osvaldo Ribeiro Franco Neto, civil servant
345. Oswaldo Akamine Jr., professor at FACMP – Colleges of Campinas
346. Otavio Alexandre Freire da Silva, lawyer
347. Otília Arantes, retired professor at USP
348. Pablo Biondi, professor of Philosophy of Law at the Faculty of Law of the University of São Bernardo do Campo 
349. Pablo Rubén Mariconda, Professor of Theory of Knowledge and Philosophy of Science in the Department of Philosophy – FFLCH-USP
350. Pâmela de Almeida Araújo, lawyer
351. Patrícia Fernandes da Silva, professor at UDELAR/URUGUAY
352. Patrícia Maeda, labor judge
353. Paula Marcelino, professor at USP
354. Paulo Arantes, full professor at FFLCH/USP
355. Paulo de Carvalho Yamamoto, lawyer
356. Paulo Eduardo Vieira de Oliveira, professor at USP
357. Paulo Martins, professor at USP
358. Paulo Roberto Lemgruber Ebert, lawyer
359. Paulo Roberto Silva e Silva, lawyer
360. Pedro Daniel Blanco Alves, lawyer
361. Pedro Henrique Barcha Correia, majoring in Computer Engineering – UNICAMP
362. Pedro Luiz de Oliveira Pinto, Master in Law at USP
363. Pedro Paulo de Azevedo Sodré Filho, lawyer
364. Pietra Gomes Ferreira, lawyer
365. Pollyanna Soares Santos Ramos, self-employed
366. Rafael Grohmann, professor at UNISINOS
367. Ranúlio Mendes Moreira, labor judge
368. Regiane de Moura Macedo, lawyer
369. Regina Heloísa Maciel, professor at the University of Fortaleza
370. Regina Maria Prosperi Meyer, professor at USP
371. Reginaldo Melhado, teacher and labor judge
372. Renata Bastos Ferreira Antipoff, professor at the Federal Institute of Minas Gerais
373. Renata Paparelli, psychologist and professor at PUC/SP
374. Renata Queiroz Dutra, professor at UnB
375. René Mendes, professor at Unicamp
376. Ricardo Antunes, professor and sociologist
377. Ricardo Festi, professor of Sociology at UnB
378. Ricardo Musse, professor at FFLCH/USP
379. Ricardo Nascimento Fabbrini, Professor of Philosophy 
380. Rita de Cássia Mallmann Dias Abed, lawyer
381. Rodrigo Bertolozzi Maluf, master and doctoral student in law – USP
382. Rodrigo de Lacerda Carelli, professor at UFRJ
383. Rodrigo Marques dos Santos, lawyer
384. Rodrigo Ricupero, professor at USP
385. Roselene Aparecida Taveira, labor judge
386. Rosemarie Gartner Tschiedel, professor at UFRGS
387. Rosemeire Aparecida Scopinho, professor at UFSCar
388. Rosseline da Silva Tavares, anthropologist
389. Rui Ferreira dos Santos, labor judge
390. Sandra Cristina Dias, federal public servant
391. Sandra Maria Sales Fagundes, psychologist
392. Sandro Valongueiro Alves, lawyer
393. Sayonara Grillo, associate professor at UFRJ
394. Senildo Paulino de Santana, lawyer
395. Sergio Amadeu da Silveira, professor at UFABC
396. Sérgio Salomão Shecaira, professor at USP
397. Sergio Souza Matos, lawyer
398. Sidnei Machado, professor at UFPR
399. Silas Pereira Alves Ramos, student
400. Silvia Beatriz Adoue, professor at UNESP
401. Silvia Burmeister, lawyer
402. Silvia Mourão, lawyer
403. Sílvio Beltrameli, labor attorney
404. Simone Dalila Nacif Lopes, judge
405. Simone Wolff, professor at UEL
406. Sonia MP Kruppa, professor at USP
407. Sonilde Kugel Lazzarin, lawyer and professor
408. Tainã Góis, lawyer
409. Tainá Turella Caetano dos Santos, undergraduate student in Computer Engineering – UNICAMP
410. Tarso de Melo, lawyer and teacher
411. Téssio da Silva Torres, lawyer
412. Thainara Granero de Melo, psychologist
413. Thaís Proença Cremasco, lawyer
414. Thaíssa Rocha Proni, lawyer
415. Thaize Antunes, public servant
416. Thales Augusto Monteiro Melo Mariano, lawyer and majoring in Literature (USP)
417. Thamiris Evaristo Molitor, master and doctoral student in law at USP
418. Theo da Rocha Barreto, professor at IFBA/Salvador
419. Thiago Barison de Oliveira, lawyer and professor
420. Thiago Melo, PhD in Human Rights – USP
421. Thiago Patricio Gondim, doctoral student PPGD-UFRJ
422. Ticiane Lorena Natale, civil servant
423. Tony Rocha, Praxis Institute of Education and Culture
424. Túlio Avelino Teles de Andrade, civil servant
425. Ulysses Strogoff de Matos, physician
426. Valdete Souto Severo, teacher and labor judge
427. Valena Jacob Chaves Mesquita, lawyer
428. Vera Lucia Navarro, professor at USP
429. Veronica de Araujo Triani, substitute professor at UFRJ
430. Virna Bentes Castanheira Varela, lawyer
431. Vitor Filgueiras, professor at UFBA
432. Viviana Bosi
433. Vladimir Castro, labor judge
434. Vladimir Safatle, professor at USP
435. Wagner Costa Ribeiro, full professor at the Department of Geography at USP
436. Weller Gonçalves, President of the Metalworkers Union of São José dos Campos
437. Wilson Ramos Filho, PhD, retired professor of Labor Law at UFPR
438. Xerxes Gusmão, labor judge