An act of the Board of Directors of the Legislative Chamber of the Federal District (CLDF) establishes that outsourced service workers who work at the House must work a maximum of eight hours a day and have a weekly workload of no more than 40 hours. The decision was published this Wednesday (17), in the Legislative Chamber Gazette.  Related news: Chamber: government removes urgency from the end of the 6x1 scale and unlocks the agenda. Workers plan more time with their families with the end of 6x1. The decision, which eliminates the weekly shift of six working days for one day of rest (6x1), establishes that managers of contracts with companies providing outsourced services will have a period of 15 days from publication to adjust workers' entry and exit times. >> Follow the Agência Brasil channel on WhatsApp The act of the CLDF Board of Directors, signed by seven deputies who are part of the collegiate, did not require deliberation by the plenary. The proposal is from deputy Ricardo Vale (PT), vice-president of the CLDF. “It is possible to build more humane working relationships and guarantee decent conditions for those who provide essential services to society”, said the parliamentarian, in a press release.  For Vale, “the end of the 6x1 scale in the CLDF is an important advance and an example that needs to be expanded throughout the Federal District.” Bill Since November 2024, Bill 1,429 has been being processed in the District Chamber, which provides for working hours when contracting in the Federal District by the public power supplying labor or services and also guarantees two days of rest per week and a maximum working day of 40 hours for workers. The project, authored by deputy Fábio Felix (PSol), approved by the Social Affairs Committee, must still be voted on by the Economy, Budget and Finance Committee and the Constitution and Justice Committee.