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The government led by Lula da Silva plans to introduce a 2% quota for transgender individuals in the upcoming public examination for labor inspectors.This would result in 18 out of 900 vacancies reserved for transgender professionals.

Additionally, 2% of the vacancies will be reserved for indigenous people.The decision to establish these quotas goes beyond the existing legislation, which only reserves vacancies for blacks (20%) and people with disabilities (5%) in public competitions.Minister of Labor and Employment, Luiz Marinho, stated that the ministry would also increase the percentages for reserved vacancies for black individuals and people with disabilities .

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