Strike Approved By Petrobras Workers For The Period Of November 25 To 29

Category Wants Compliance with ACT Clauses and Determines Temporary Suspension to Pressure Petrobras to Comply with Measures

The announcement of the strike was formalized yesterday (21) by the Unified Federation of Oil Workers (FUP) to Petrobras and Transpetro. The indication of the suspension was approved by 61% of the votes and is established for a limited time, starting next Monday, the 25th, until Friday, the 29th. Now the attention of the union is focused on the development of the strike movement. Also see that Petrobras begins the sale phase of the RNEST, RLAM, REPAR, and REFAP refineries

The assemblies also approved by 89%, in addition to the strike indication, the FUP’s claim list for compliance with clauses 41 and 86 of the ACT, regarding staffing and employability, and clause 73, regarding the abolition of the use of SMS targets as criteria for employee evaluation. The Labor Public Prosecutor’s Office filed the request.

The union announced that it will disclose guidelines for the category regarding strike procedures today (22) at 7:30 PM, on Face to Face. Additionally, there will be a live broadcast on Facebook next Sunday night. Among the actions to be discussed, in addition to internal activities at the company, to pressure Petrobras for compliance with the ACT, public activities will be held to raise awareness among the population about the attacks on the state-owned company and the country.

The Sindipetro NF (Union of Oil Workers of Northern Fluminense) calls on the entire category to be present in the strike movement and emphasizes its decisive importance for the survival of Petrobras, jobs, and workers’ rights. The union has been defending the interests of the category for about 30 years and advocates for all oil sector workers’ interests.

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