Mais de 50 trabalhadores do Comperj demitidos por baterem o ponto 15 minutos antes do fim do expediente

More Than 50 Workers From Comperj Were Fired for Clocking Out 15 Minutes Before the End of Their Shift

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/11/2019 at 15:00

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According to sources, employees clocked out at 4 PM at Comperj in Itaboraí. Management opted for the immediate dismissal of the employees

Last week at Comperj, specifically starting on November 8th, an incident occurred that led to the dismissal of more than 50 workers who were involved in the construction of the project. This article is based on the account of an employee working on the project; although Click Petróleo e Gás trusts the source, we emphasize that this is not sensationalism or unfounded information.

Transcription of the account that occurred at Comperj

“Last Friday (11/8/19), several employees left their sectors to clock out. It was still 4:00 PM and the distance from some sectors to the clock was far. It is only allowed to clock out from 4:15 PM onwards on Fridays and Saturdays, and on holidays … On normal days, it is at 5:15 PM.

“Therefore, with so many people in the wrong place, management found it better to dismiss the employees as punishment, with over fifty from all areas, including supervisors setting a bad example.
On Monday (11/11/19), the dismissals of the employees began, with more than 50 meant to be on Saturday”, concluded the employee in a message sent to our team.

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Transcription of the account that occurred at Comperj

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