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Portuguese term or phrase:
Reflexo/Dobra
English translation:
Charges and Proportional Amounts/Amount Doubled
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Mario Freitas
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Portuguese term
Reflexo/Dobra
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Agreement to Terminate Employment Contract
This appears under the item "Férias Vencidas" in the deductions section of the agreement to terminate employment. This "agreement" is not a traditionally-drafted contract but one containing tables tables with details of the worker and employer, and the breakdown of income and deductions. Here are some related items in said section:
Férias Proporcionais (2/12 Avos)
Férias Vencidas (Per. Aquisitivo X/2013 - Y/2014)
Férias Vencidas (Reflexo/Dobra)
Férias (Aviso-Prévio Indenizado)
Férias Proporcionais (2/12 Avos)
Férias Vencidas (Per. Aquisitivo X/2013 - Y/2014)
Férias Vencidas (Reflexo/Dobra)
Férias (Aviso-Prévio Indenizado)
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Charges and Proportional Amounts/Amount Doubled
Reflexos: Refers to the charges (INSS, IRRF, FGTS, etc.) levied PLUS the proportional annual bonus (13º + Constitutional 1/3 additional) applicable to the annual leave amount + extras + fines/doubled amount.
Dobra: If the employee works two years in a row without taking the annual leave, the amount of the first overdue period is doubled in case of termination. So this emplyee will receive his first annual leave x2, and all the "reflexos" or charges on top of that.
Dobra: If the employee works two years in a row without taking the annual leave, the amount of the first overdue period is doubled in case of termination. So this emplyee will receive his first annual leave x2, and all the "reflexos" or charges on top of that.
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