

COMPLIANCE STRESS
WELCOME TO WIDE BRAZIL
Protect Your Workforce Comply With Brazilian Labor Laws
We untangle CLT, FGTS, 13th-salary, vacations and termination rules so you can focus on growing your business without regulatory anxiety.
Our Proven Compliance Process
Five transparent stages turn complex Brazilian labor obligations into a smooth, audit-ready routine.
1. Assessment
We review your current payroll data and identify every compliance gap.
2. Documentation
Missing contracts, policies and registers are drafted, translated and archived.
3. Legal Alignment
We configure employment terms and benefits to fully match Brazilian labor regulations.
4. Monthly Control
We calculate FGTS, benefits and taxes, then transmit mandatory files on time.
5. Regulatory Alignment
Ongoing legal reviews and scheduled compliance checks ensure your operations meet Brazilian labor standards year-round.
ADVANTAGES
Why Choose Wide Brazil
Local Expertise
Native specialists interpret every nuance of Brazilian labor legislation for you.
Cost Predictability
Transparent fee structure and detailed forecasts eliminate surprise expenses.

Risk Mitigation
Proactive monitoring prevents fines, lawsuits and reputational damage.
Employee Satisfaction
Accurate payments and clear communication improve retention and morale.
Step-by-Step Transparency
See How We Work For You
STEP 01
Onboarding
Gather documents, map workforce data and assign a dedicated manager.
STEP 02
Configuration
Customize rules for CLT, union agreements and company policies.
STEP 03
Benefits Alignment
Coordinate health, transportation, and meal allowances in full compliance with Brazilian labor law.
STEP 04
Compliance Oversight
Track key labor deadlines, verify filings, and ensure adherence to Brazilian employment regulations.





ABOUT US
Driven By Compliance Excellence
Wide Brazil combines technology and legal know-how to safeguard companies operating in the world’s sixth-largest workforce market.
15
YEARS OF SERVICE
Supporting international and local employers across every industry.
Testimonials



Graça BullaraHR Manager, AverisPartnering with Wide Brazil has been instrumental in launching our operations in Brazil. Their unparalleled services, considered the best in the country, have enabled us to swiftly onboard new staff. The lightning-fast and comprehensive support they provide has ensured a seamless transition, empowering our success in hiring and expanding. A decision we celebrate every day!
Thomás Della TorreGlobal Recruiter, Blue PremiumWorking with Wide Brazil has been a game-changer for our recruitment agency. Their exceptional services, by far the best in Brazil, come at a great price. We're thrilled by their lightning-fast onboarding process and unparalleled support, which have truly elevated our recruitment efforts. A partnership that's redefined our standards!
Confidential ClientGlobal EOR FirmOpting for Wide Brazil proved instrumental in our global EOR endeavors. Their exceptional services streamlined the onboarding of our new workforce in Brazil, while their unwavering support made navigating complex regulations remarkably straightforward. The team’s dedication and expertise transformed our expansion into the Brazilian market into a remarkably hassle-free experience!
Payroll Management
End-to-end payroll processing aligned with Brazilian statutes and unions.
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Strategic guidance to anticipate legislative changes and avoid penalties.
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Streamlined hiring packages, contracts and registrations for new staff.
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Our multidisciplinary professionals provide end-to-end support, leveraging advanced tools to keep your organization agile and compliant.

Need quick answers?
CLT obligations
- CLT obligations
- FGTS deposits
- Termination calculations
Do foreign companies have to follow CLT rules?
Yes. Any employee hired under Brazilian jurisdiction is protected by CLT regardless of the employer’s country of origin.
How do employers handle paid vacation in Brazil?
Employees are entitled to 30 days of paid vacation after 12 months of work, which must be scheduled and compensated according to Brazilian labor rules.
How is the thirteenth salary calculated?
It equals one full monthly salary, paid in two installments, proportionally adjusted for months worked during the year.
What documents are required at termination?
You need the final payslip, FGTS balance, unemployment insurance forms and signed release receipts in Portuguese.
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