Labor Court bans Luciano Hang from making political speeches at Havan
Decision partially grants MPT's request after Luciano Hang's speech against the end of the 6x1 shift during the inauguration of a Havan unit.
TL;DR
- Luciano Hang is prohibited from making political-electoral speeches or disseminating them in Havan's institutional channels.
- The Labor Court granted a preliminary injunction in part, responding to a request from the Public Ministry of Labor (MPT).
- The MPT filed a public civil action alleging electoral harassment following Hang's speech against the end of the 6x1 shift.
- Havan is prohibited from organizing or allowing political acts, with a fine of R$50,000 per violation.
- The company must allow employees time off to vote on October 4th and 25th, 2026, without pay loss or negative records.
- Havan must post a notice in all stores clarifying employees' freedom of political conviction and voting without risk of sanctions.
- The court postponed analysis of requests for public retraction by Hang, an independent complaint channel, and mandatory display of documents pending defense statements.