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ARTICLE · 07 APRIL 2026

Job Ads: What Works And Doesn't In LATAM Countries

Every year, the month of March brings global attention to equality, inclusion and the fight against discrimination.

GlobalEmployment and HR

Every year, the month of March brings global attention to equality, inclusion and the fight against discrimination. It offers an opportunity to examine how organisations can reduce risk and promote fairness across the employment lifecycle.

One practical, yet often overlooked stage, is recruitment, where job advertisements play a crucial role in shaping equal access to work.

Below, we outline how selected South American jurisdictions regulate the wording of job advertisements and what this means for employers. While there are generally no mandatory wording requirements, the legal focus tends to be on prohibiting discriminatory or exclusionary references.

Brazil

There are no legal requirements about the specific wording of job advertisements or details that must be provided. However, Brazilian law expressly prohibits making any reference to:

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