What is CTPS? the acronym CTPS means Employment Card and Social Security. It records all the professional activities of the contributing worker.
It is a mandatory document for all formal workers who are working in activities related to industry, commerce, agriculture, domestic services and livestock.
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Its issuance is made byRegional Superintendence of Labor and Employment (SRTE) or in places where workers are assisted.
A Work Card assures the taxpayer the prerogative of the main labor rights such as unemployment insurance, Severance Indemnity Fund (FGTS), in addition to Social Security benefits.
As of 2008, the system for issuing a CTPS became computerized with the intention of integrating the data of all workers in Brazil.
It is a document in blue, resistant and with anti-fraud protection. For foreigners residing in the country, the Work Card is generated in green.
It can be requested by people over the age of 14, noting that children under 16 must be included in the young apprentice category.
Created during the new state from the was Vargas, The CTPS was regulated through Decree 20.035, of October 29, 1932.
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