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Brazil needs updated employment laws

Posted on May 19, 2011 by Mark Hillary

The Brazilian government has proposed a new outsourcing commission, an organization that would be able to define and enforce new laws that affect buyers and sellers of outsourced services. But what does that really mean for decision makers?

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Interview: Congressman discusses outsourcing law

Posted on May 18, 2011 by Mark Hillary

Laércio Oliveira is a Brazilian congressman and vice chairman of the National Trade Confederation. Oliveira is pushing ahead with his proposal to create a commission intended to regulate outsourced work in Brazil. In this Q&A, the politician tells IT Decisions about the … Continue reading →

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Comment: Outsourcing commission

Posted on May 18, 2011 by Mark Hillary

Earlier today, Angelica Mari exclusively spoke to Laércio Oliveira, the Brazilian congressman pushing ahead with plans to launch a new outsourcing commission.

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Government to create outsourcing commission

Posted on May 2, 2011 by Mark Hillary

A proposal for a special commission intended to regulate outsourced work in Brazil has been formalized. The initiative, pushed forward by a multi-party group composed of five members of the federal House of Representatives was signed by the House’s president … Continue reading →

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