Overtime and working hours
Azul

Do you work or have you worked at Azul and have questions about overtime, hour banks and breaks? Learn your working-hours rights and how to get organized.

Updated on October 24, 2026

What to do, step by step

Gather time records, schedules, payslips (holerites) and messages showing the hours worked at Azul.
Remember the general rule: up to 8 hours a day and 44 a week, with a break for rest and meals (art. 7, XIII, of the Constitution and arts. 58 and 71 of the CLT (Brazilian Labor Code)).
Hours beyond the regular workday must be paid with a premium of at least 50% (art. 7, XVI, of the Constitution) or offset under a valid hour bank.
Check on your payslips that overtime, night-shift premium and paid weekly rest appear correctly.
If there is a discrepancy, record the question in writing, contact your trade union or the MTE (Ministry of Labor and Employment, Disque 158) and keep the proof.

Official channels for workers

Labor inspection: MTE · 158
Public Labor Prosecutor’s Office: MPT: guidance and complaints
Labor Courts: Superior Labor Court (TST)

Frequently asked questions

Is a worker with time tracking entitled to overtime?

As a rule, yes, for workers whose hours are tracked. Some roles, such as management positions and external work incompatible with time control, have their own rules (art. 62 of the CLT). Each case must be analysed individually.

Can an hour bank accumulate without limit?

No. Offsetting must follow the CLT and the applicable collective agreement; an individual hour bank, for example, must be offset within six months (art. 59, §5, of the CLT).

What is the deadline to claim overtime?

As a rule, the last 5 years of the contract can be claimed, and the claim must be filed within 2 years after the employment ends (art. 7, XXIX, of the Constitution).

What to do, step by step

Official channels for workers

Frequently asked questions

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