The Federal Supreme Court (STF) ruled that companies are required to conduct collective bargaining with employees before carrying out mass layoffs. The ruling, however, does not require authorization for the layoff by unions or the execution of a convention, or even a collective agreement.
The topic was recognized with general repercussion, which means that the thesis is necessarily applicable to all cases dealing with the same subject.
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