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Overview
- By law, the first portion had to be paid by November 30 but was advanced to Friday, November 28, since the deadline fell on a Sunday, according to the Labor Ministry.
- The benefit covers CLT employees, domestic and rural workers, avulsos, public servants and INSS retirees and pensioners, with months counted if at least 15 days were worked.
- The initial deposit typically equals half of the gross 13th with no deductions, while the second installment includes INSS and income tax.
- If the money didn’t post, experts advise contacting HR first, then the union, and filing complaints with the Labor Ministry or MPT; employers may face fines, and courts can order payment with interest, monetary correction and possible moral damages.
- The second installment is due by December 20 and, because it falls on a Saturday in 2025, many payrolls are expected to credit it on Friday, December 19.