Decree 19,482 required certain employers and public contractors to show that at least two-thirds of their employees were Brazilian-born. The measure responded to unemployment and shaped the balance between immigrant and locally born labor. It did not undo the earlier privileging of European immigration or guarantee Black Brazilians equal hiring. Its categories concerned nationality and birth, not a direct racial quota for Afro-Brazilians.
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What did the “two-thirds” rule require certain employers to demonstrate?
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The decree required a minimum share of Brazilian-born employees in specified workplaces.
The 1930 two-thirds rule required employers to hire at least two-thirds foreign-born workers.
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It required at least two-thirds Brazilian-born employees in specified cases.