Clarifications About JG Engenharia, According to the Company, There Will Be No Layoffs of Employees at Petrobras Units

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/11/2020 at 19:45

Updated on 27/11/2020 at 20:09

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Hello everyone! This post is a correction regarding an error of information and communication that ended up involving the company JG Engenharia.
The CPG received a report stating that workers from some Petrobras platforms were going to strike, but we did not contact the company to verify the facts before the news was published.

The company JG ENGENHARIA (http://jgeng.com.br/) contacted us, as this information is false and has caused numerous problems for the parties involved. We immediately removed the news and are apologizing for the mistake.
Click Petróleo e Gás apologizes to Petrobras and JG Engenharia for the inconveniences that the incorrect information has caused.

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