Petrobras will open emergency job openings during the oil workers’ strike

The oil company Petrobras, already anticipating the vulnerability of its production, including platform safety, achieves a threshold in court to hire operational labor

Petrobras ended up being forced to initiate emergency contracts with jobs in the technical and operational area. With no forecast for the end of the oil workers' strike and fearing that their oil production would be affected, including the safety of the workers, the court ended up authorizing the hiring of "non-performed workers", which could even trigger a jurisprudence so that the state-owned company no longer needs to open public tenders in the future.

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Petrobras said in a note that "it is providing", as authorized by the Court, the immediate hiring of people and services, on an emergency basis, to ensure operational continuity in its units during the oil tanker strike, which began on February 1.

In the statement, the state-owned company pointed out that the court order of the Superior Labor Court (TST) to guarantee a minimum contingent of 90% of the workforce has not been complied with by the unions and, as a result, the court authorized the emergency contracting by Petrobras to temporarily supply essential services and avoid impacts to the operation. i.e. more jobs.

“Hiring will be done ensuring that the professionals meet the technical qualification requirements and have the necessary certifications to carry out the activities”, says the note released by the oil company, adding that the units are operating under the appropriate conditions, with reinforcement of contingency teams when needed. necessary, not

According to the company, hiring will be done ensuring that the professionals meet the technical qualification requirements and have the necessary certifications to carry out the activities.

Trade unions

The director of Institutional Affairs of the Single Federation of Petroleum Workers (FUP), Deyvid Barcelar, assured that the strike as a result of the jobs continues even after Petrobras announced that it had begun the process of hiring emergency personnel. According to Barcelar, if the unions are not complying with the determination of the TST to maintain a minimum workforce of 90% in their units, it is because of Petrobras itself.

The director of the FUP highlighted that in recent days the unions have sent several letters to Petrobras requesting what would be needed to meet the minimum number of employees, but the company has not responded.

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