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Lista suja do trabalho escravo

Is this employer on the lista suja?

Search by CNPJ, CPF, name, state or inspection year in the Cadastro de Empregadores of the Ministério do Trabalho e Emprego and in the register of employers under a conduct adjustment agreement. Free, no login.

Optional. Words from the name of the employer you want to find.

Optional. 14-digit CNPJ with no dots or slashes, e.g. 12345678000190, or only its first 8 digits for the whole company. Also accepts a CPF, which is matched exactly.

Lista suja, employers under conduct adjustment, or both.

Individual or company.

Optional. Two-letter state code, e.g. SP or PA.

Optional. Year in yyyy format in which the inspection took place.

Results page number, starting at 1.

How many listings to return per page; default 20.

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The Cadastro de Empregadores and who signed a conduct adjustment agreement

The lista suja do trabalho escravo is the Cadastro de Empregadores that Brazil's Ministério do Trabalho e Emprego publishes with the individuals and companies where labor inspectors found workers in conditions analogous to slavery. This search covers that cadastro and the register of employers that signed a conduct adjustment agreement. Each result carries the employer's name, its masked CNPJ or CPF, the inspected establishment, the state, the inspection year, how many workers were found, the CNAE economic activity, the final decision date, the listing date and, where they exist, the court order, the conduct adjustment date and the link to the agreement. It is the list banks and compliance teams check before financing or contracting a Brazilian supplier. Updated daily.

  • Who and where

    Employer name, masked CNPJ or CPF, party type, inspected establishment and state.

  • What the inspection found

    Inspection year, workers found, CNAE activity and final decision date.

  • Which list and since when

    Lista suja or conduct adjustment, listing date, court order, agreement date and link to the document.

Common questions

From Brazil's Ministério do Trabalho e Emprego, which publishes the Cadastro de Empregadores known as the lista suja do trabalho escravo and the register of employers under a conduct adjustment agreement. Croma answers from the dataset it keeps updated daily with the whole source and returns each listing structured.

Yes, it is free and needs no account. There is only a cap on lookups per hour from the same connection to prevent abuse. For volume, or to screen an entire supplier portfolio, use the Croma API.

The lista suja gathers employers with a final administrative decision for keeping workers in conditions analogous to slavery. The conduct adjustment register gathers those that signed an agreement with the ministry to correct what was found; in those cases the result carries the agreement date and the link to the document. By default the search covers both lists; use the list filter to see only one.

Because no employer on either list matches it today; that is a definitive answer, not an error. Enter the CNPJ with its 14 digits, no dots or slashes, for example 12345678000190, or only its first 8 digits to see every establishment of the same company. A CPF is matched exactly and returned masked. An employer that has already left the cadastro no longer appears in the search.

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