LATAM staffing guide, Brazil
Brazil is the largest market in Latin America and the most structurally distinct. CLT employment, mandatory union conventions and FGTS deposits mean the gap between salary and landed cost is wider here than anywhere else in the region, and it is the market where do-it-yourself hiring most often goes wrong.
The standard employment relationship, with registered work card and defined protections.
8% of monthly salary deposited into the employee's severance fund.
An additional month of salary paid in two installments.
Employer social security contributions on top of salary.
Sector agreements can mandate extra benefits, minimums and annual adjustments.
Portuguese-first; English strong in tech and multinational hubs
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