A survey conducted in Campinas (SP) indicates that most of the population supports labor rights and unions, as well as issues such as ending the 6x1 work schedule and taxing large fortunes. The survey also indicates criticism of salaried work. One of the reasons, according to the researchers, would be the search for alternatives to precarious work, which prevails in occupations created in the service sector. Entitled "Social Perceptions on Work, Unionism and Rights," the survey, conducted in partnership with Unicamp, interviewed 1.412 people in the city center during July 2025. The survey had a 95% confidence level and a 3% margin of error.
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