Yvette Sangalo It is the target of a business case exceeding 1.4 million Brazilian reals.
The singer and her company, Iessi Produções e Eventos Ltda, are being sued by a former memberThe Road Acts as a travel assistant with artists and bands. He claims that he worked with Bahian from 1995 to 2020 without obtaining a formal contract and did not receive the benefits required by law.
The work that this column of splash It had access, running at the Ninth Labor Court in Salvador, starting in March of this year. The hearing is set for September 11.a few days after Ivete Sangalo performed for the fifth time at Rock in Rio in Brazil.
sought after, Ivete Sangalo and Iessi Produções e Eventos Ltd, through the press office, said they would not comment on the matter.
At work, formerThe Road De Yvette Sangalo stated that he was accepted into the position on July 15, 1995, with a wage of R$21,760.00, and remained in the position until August 7, 2020.
According to the professional, he was always deprived of the necessary notes on the work card, and he did not receive payments related to the termination of the work period.
“Identification badges and/or T-shirts and uniforms at events are an example of legal relationships […] Claims always appear as an integral part of singer Yvette Sangalo’s ensemble, formally known as ‘The Way of Singer Yvette’, personally honoring entry and exit times, participating in all performances, events, rehearsals, radio, television and life, is not substituted or substituted in this role,” says the professional in the document in court.
In the procedure, the former assistant asks for FGTS values not deposited, vacations, thirteenth salary, early warningNight allowance, value for unhealthy work – for exposure to high frequency noise – and dangerous work – for exposure to flammable materials, explosives or electrical power – plus a termination fine of R$430,000. The total amount requested is 1,485,430.13 Brazilian Real.
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