Renan Santos: If you have a problem of an unpaid salary, a problem between private parties, it is resolved in civil courts, as it is everywhere in the world.
Renan Santos: So, we created a justice system that costs more than its own results, in the sense that the compensation awards that come out of labor cases amount to a larger total than the cost of the court itself.
That is, they are very expensive expenditures from what is the most expensive judiciary in the world.
Renan Santos: So in that model would the CLT cease to exist?
Renan Santos: No, look, we're going to discuss whether the CLT will exist alongside other models that apply to it.