Does my employer have to provide a computer?

Employer BYOD Policies In most cases, an employer can require you to use your own computer at work, and offer you no compensation, though for a variety of reasons it is rare to find an organization with this kind of strict policy.

How much is a computer in Brazil?

Notebooks prices increased by 10 percent in Brazil last year, costing an average of 2,665 reais ($680), while desktop prices were up 8 percent, with an average price tag of 2,212 ($565).

What are the workers rights in Brazil?

The law enshrines 16 new rights, ranging from a maximum workday of eight hours and a 44-hour work week, to overtime pay and a new provision requiring employers to pay the equivalent of 8 \% of an employee’s monthly salary to a fund to be used in case of dismissal, death or other contingencies.

Can an American work in Brazil?

1) Work Visa. Every foreigner intending to work in Brazil needs a work visa. This must be obtained in your country of residence by submitting the required documents to a Brazilian consulate, including a signed work contract from a company operating in Brazil, or an offer of employment.

Can Employer’s force employees to pay for equipment?

Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), you can charge employees for equipment that would, otherwise, be a company expense. If these expenses cause the employee’s pay period earnings to drop below minimum wage, you, and not the employee, must pay for the equipment.

How many computers are there in Brazil?

99 million computers
About 99 million computers are currently in use in Brazil, or one for every two of the country’s inhabitants, according to a study by the Getulio Vargas Foundation (GVF) released Wednesday.

Does Brazil have at will employment?

In Brazil, employments are at will, meaning that any party may terminate the employment agreement without cause upon the mandatory prior notice and payment of the severance. Fixed-term employment relationships may terminate exactly on the last day of such term or may end before it.

How long can US citizens stay in Brazil?

90 days
In Brazil, a tourist/business visitor may generally stay up to 90 days, extension or renewal possible for at most 90 days, totaling 180 days (After that time the foreigner must leave the country).

Can a US citizen live in Brazil?

Visas. U.S. and Canadian citizens require a visa to enter Brazil as a tourist. Whether or not you need a visa, you can stay in Brazil for up to six months per year.