Eletrobras Announces New Voluntary Dismissal Plan

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 19/06/2023 at 23:53

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Eletrobras Announced New Voluntary Dismissal Plan. The Cost Is R$750 Thousand. However, the Enrollment Period for the VDMP Will Be from June 20 to July 21, 2023.

Initially, it was announced this morning, June 19. The new Voluntary Dismissal Plan will start on Tuesday, June 20. It is the second since the capitalization of the utility occurred in June of last year.

The voluntary dismissal will be implemented at Eletrobras and is expected to involve the departure of up to 1,574 employees. This is part of the commitments outlined in the Collective Labor Agreement.

According to Eletrobras, the estimates for global costs range between R$450 million and R$750 million, as mentioned at the beginning of this article, with a payback similar to previous practical plans. However, it is important to remember that the enrollment period will be from June 20 to July 21.

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Eletrobras is a leader in electricity generation and transmission in Brazil. The Brazilian energy matrix is one of the cleanest and most renewable in the world. It is considered the largest electric utility company in Latin America and is publicly traded. The strategies are focused on governance and compliance, operational excellence, and also valuing people. The company is present in all regions of the country.

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With a generating capacity equivalent to 23%, it is considered the largest electricity generation company in Brazil.
It comes from sources with low greenhouse gas emissions, with a capacity of 97%.
It is the leader in electricity transmission in the country, with over 38.49% of the total transmission lines of the National Interconnected System in its basic network. LEARN MORE.

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