Correios Achieves Highest Financial Profit in 22 Years and Employees Will Receive Profit Sharing!

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After Record Profit of R$ 3.7 Billion, Postal Service Will Distribute Gains to Employees

After achieving the highest financial profit in the last 22 years, employees of the Postal Service received full inflation replacement in salaries, positions, and benefits. The news was announced by the president of the federal public company, Floriano Peixoto, in an interview with the program A Voz do Brasil, on September 12.

Peixoto commented on the wage negotiation approved by the company and that is already in effect. According to the president, he personally engaged in negotiations with the staff to bring the best possible agreement forward.

According to the approved text, employees of the Postal Service received full inflation replacement in salaries, positions, and benefits. “This is a matter of justice and a constitutional duty of the company to our workforce, our greatest asset,” said Peixoto.

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Floriano Peixoto emphasized the importance of balance in negotiations, and that the satisfactory agreement was precisely due to the collective effort of the workers. “What we see today is that our employees are deeply committed and dedicated to achieving the best results.”

It is worth noting that the Empresa Brasileira de Correios e Telégrafos, or simply Postal Service, is the only national company capable of delivering packages and mail in all municipalities of Brazil, from east to west, and from north to south. “The postal service belongs to Brazil and Brazilians,” said Peixoto.

Amazon, FedEx, and Magazine Luiza Are Eyeing the State-Owned Company, Says Minister of Communications

Privatization of the Postal Service – At least five companies are interested in buying the Postal Service if the state-owned company is privatized, said the Minister of Communications, Fabio Faria.

The minister commented on the subject in a live stream held by an investment website. He promised to send a project to Congress for deputies and senators to analyze the details of the sale, including the shareholding control and obligations of the company that acquires the state-owned company.

According to Fabio Faria, the National Congress will establish the guidelines and parameters for the privatization of the Postal Service based on studies from consulting firms hired by the BNDES.

"Amazon, FedEx, and Magazine Luiza are interested in buying the Postal Service, says the Minister of Communications"

Dear Postal Workers, none of these companies have had a billion-dollar deficit to be paid with discounts on their salaries (Postalis), okay?

Via @conexaopolitica https://t.co/lrNT8rIs1L

— Eduardo Bolsonaro (@BolsonaroSP) September 17, 2020

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