Shipyard Workers' Strike at Jurong Completes Seven Days; Strikers Maintain Blockades and Outsourced Workers Are Prevented from Working

Shipyard Workers’ Strike at Jurong Completes Seven Days; Strikers Maintain Blockades and Outsourced Workers Are Prevented from Working

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/09/2021 at 10:05

Trabalhadores em greve no estaleiro de construção naval Jurong Aracruz – EJA / Imagem Nova Onda Online

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Workers at Jurong Aracruz Shipyard Block Entrance for Employees and Contractors Are Prevented from Working. Watch the Video Below

On strike for seven days, the workers of Jurong Aracruz Shipyard (EJA) continue to block the company’s entrance on the ES-010 highway, in the Barra do Riacho area. According to the executive director of the Metalworkers’ Union of Espírito Santo, Roberto Pereira de Souza, the company has not yet presented a proposal to the workers. “As long as there is no proposal, we are fighting to remain on strike. We are here at the gate waiting for a proposal to be presented to the workers,” he explained.

Strike at Jurong Aracruz Shipyard Blocks Employee Entrance. Watch the Video Below

The strike of Jurong workers involved blockades on the ES-010. The blockades occurred in both directions of the roadway leading to Jurong Aracruz Shipyard. Source: Nova Onda Online

Strike Reflects Workers’ Dissatisfaction

The employees of EJA are demanding a salary adjustment equivalent to the inflation of the period, of 10.42%, plus an additional 5%; that the meal ticket increase from the current R$ 520.00 to R$ 800.00; that the company cover 70% of the operational cost of the health plan and its annual adjustment, in addition to PLR from the company, Profit Sharing, in the amount of R$ 3,000 per employee.

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Contract Workers Are Prevented from Working

“The employees of the contractors have also been paralyzed and are going through a complicated situation. They leave home very early, at 4 AM, at the request of Jurong itself, to do the work that would be done by its direct employee, who is on strike,” he added.

“They are outraged. More than 90% of the direct workers of EJA are stopped, which is a novelty for large companies. It is a demonstration of the high level of dissatisfaction among the shipyard workers,” he emphasized.

According to unofficial information, the company is expected to request collective bargaining. Collective bargaining is a legal action filed in the Labor Court to resolve conflicts between the collective parties involved in a working relationship.

With information from the portal Nova Onda Online.

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