"Don''t have tax incentive," said Luiza Helena

Luiza Helena Trajano''s Manager, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Magazine Luiza, said on Monday (3/4) that the granting of tax incentives is not needed for retail. Questioned by value if measures adopted during the Government of former President Dilma Rousseff, as the exemption for makers of appliances, could help in times of crisis, she said that the need of reforms in the country is.
"What is needed is not tax incentives. Is resume consumer confidence, "said the Manager, after participating in the Congress of the Association of Brazilian students abroad (Hot), at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. "We have to approve the reforms. It''s huge, "he emphasized.
For her, the labor reform will not affect basic rights of workers, but rather allow more autonomy in the negotiations. "On labor reform, let''s be clear: the basics is not changing. What changes is to let workers choose through a Committee when vacation, for example. But the basics, that is the wages and hours worked, is not changing. I think that the worker has the condition, if working on Sunday, choose which day you want to flirt. It is negotiating autonomy. "
Luiza said that your network has focused on sales from 2015, when the Country went into recession. "We have adopted a proactive attitude, we have focused on the sale and had one of the best years in the market. We never paid so many awards for our team, "summed up.
"I had two very clear postures in a crisis. One is respect and understand that there''s a crisis, but it''s another to not be in it. I bought 13 networks until today. Maybe, if Brazil hadn''t crisis, I would not have bought so much, "he added Luiza.