Contractor That Provided Services for Petrobras Projects at Comperj Files for Bankruptcy, Leaving 200 Workers at a Loss

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/10/2020 at 13:44

Updated on 26/10/2020 at 16:27

202 trabalhadores terceirizados da Petrobras em obras no Comperj, receberam calote no FGTS e abrem ação coletiva em busca dos seus direitos

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202 Contract Workers from Petrobras at Comperj Works Did Not Receive Their Full FGTS and File Class Action Seeking Their Rights

GDK – the company that provided services for Petrobras works at Comperj – filed for bankruptcy, and 202 workers have filed a class action to seek full payment of severance pay. They are awaiting a decision from the courts. Camargo Corrêa Construction has many job openings for civil construction and infrastructure works, today October 26

See Below Accounts from Affected Workers to G1

Driver Luís Cláudio Nazario is one of the authors of the class action. “In this lawsuit, we have 202 people with the union. We only received 40% of the guarantee fund that was already deposited. Five years have passed, and still nothing,” he stated.

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Petrochemical Complex of Itaboraí (Comperj)

The promise made 12 years ago was to transform Itaboraí into a major hub for fuels and chemical products, where a refinery with a capacity to process 150,000 barrels of oil would operate.

Currently, Petrobras is investing R$ 4 billion in the area of the old Comperj for the implementation of a project that will enable the transportation of natural gas from the pre-salt. The works are scheduled to begin in 2021.

Defensive of Petrobras

According to Petrobras, the company is up to date with its obligations to all companies contracted for Comperj, and they are responsible for paying the employees.

Contractor That Provided Services for Petrobras Projects at Comperj Files for Bankruptcy, Leaving 200 Workers at a Loss

202 Contract Workers from Petrobras at Comperj Works Did Not Receive Their Full FGTS and File Class Action Seeking Their Rights

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See Below Accounts from Affected Workers to G1

Petrochemical Complex of Itaboraí (Comperj)

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