Court prohibits Luciano Hang from engaging in electoral propaganda within Havan
The businessman is also required to record a retraction video after a speech in which he classified the end of the 6x1 shift as 'electoral fraud'
TL;DR
- Luciano Hang is prohibited from conducting electoral propaganda in Havan stores.
- Havan must allow all employees to work on election days (October 4th and 25th).
- Havan must post a notice stating employees are free to form their own political convictions without job repercussions.
- The ruling follows a speech by Hang criticizing the potential end of the 6x1 shift as 'electoral fraud' and associating voting with reduced purchasing power.
- Hang may face charges for electoral harassment, abuse of management power, political propaganda in the workplace, and political discrimination.
- The Labor Public Ministry requested a public video retraction, an injunction against political-electoral demonstrations in the workplace, and a R$30 million collective moral damages indemnity.