

Employment Law Advisory for Business
Preventive employment advice makes it possible to map the risks, correct the routines and reduce the liability before it becomes a claim, an inspection or an investigation, based on the CLT, in collective agreements and in the reality of each operation.
The employment claims have stopped being occasional and now follow a pattern, a sign that the cause lies in a routine rather than in an isolated case.
A labour inspectorate notice, an infringement notice or a summons from the labour prosecution service has arrived, with the clock running.
Hiring at scale, opening a branch, outsourcing or a change in working hours has altered the company's exposure.
The company wants to know where it is exposed before it is challenged, and to put its contracts, policies and controls in order.
Specialist legal practice

Employment Law | OAB/RS 133.524
Eduarda Schierholt leads Doering & Darcie's employment practice, supporting companies both in organising their routines preventively and in defending claims, inspections and investigations.
The work begins with a reading of the operation as it actually runs: working hours, roles, contracts and internal policies. That way the recommendation matches the company's reality rather than a standard template.
Overtime, rest breaks, hour banks and on-call time. It is the the most frequent source of awards against employers, and it is almost always a matter of record-keeping, not bad faith.
Duties different from those recorded, positions of trust, commissions, premiums for hazardous and dangerous work premiums and equal pay claims.
Service contracts that, in daily practice, work like employment. The risk is recognition of employment with joint liability.
Regulatory standards, workplace accidents, hazardous conditions and the end of the contract, where the paperwork decides the outcome.
Technical handling begins with the notice. Documents and statements handed over without prior review shape the inquiry and are hard to undo later.
Interpretation of the labour code, the regulatory standards and the sector's collective agreements, setting out the arguments and evidence that support the company's practice.
The deadlines, stages and possible outcomes of the civil inquiry, so the company decides with information rather than under the pressure of a summons.
Engagement with the labour prosecution service to reach a consensual solution, with obligations and deadlines the company can actually meet, avoiding public civil proceedings.
Observance of the right to be heard, of the deadlines and of the limits of the investigation throughout the proceedings.
What the investigation reveals becomes a compliance plan, so that the same exposure does not return as an inspection, a claim or a fresh investigation.
No. The service can be provided entirely remotely, allowing the documents to be reviewed and the case followed with security, speed and discretion.
If you prefer to meet in person, Doering Darcie Advocacia e Consultoria has offices in Porto Alegre and São Paulo for meetings by prior appointment.
