Petrobras Ensures Oil Workers' Jobs Until August 2022

Petrobras Ensures Oil Workers’ Jobs Until August 2022

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/09/2020 at 10:04

Após meses de negociação, petroleiros garantem emprego e a Petrobras se compromete não demitir por justa causa pelo período de dois anos

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After Months of Negotiation, Oil Workers Secure Employment and Petrobras Commits Not to Dismiss for Just Cause for Two Years

Petrobras employees affiliated with the Unified Federation of Oil Workers (FUP) ensure job security for two more years. The collective labor agreement (ACT) proposal with the state-owned company for the period of 2020 to 2022 was approved unanimously. 241 job openings for elementary, middle, and technical level for Petrobras offshore and onshore contracts in Macaé and Espírito Santo

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According to the Unified Federation of Oil Workers, the document will be signed electronically this Tuesday (15). In the new agreement, Petrobras commits not to dismiss for just cause for the period of two years.

The collective labor agreement does not foresee a salary adjustment on the base date (September 1) this year, only in September next year, when it will be corrected according to the National Consumer Price Index (INPC). But the entity highlights the maintenance of rights for two years and the inclusion of a job security clause.

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