Petrobras pode renovar quadro de funcionários após programa de demissão voluntária

Petrobras May Renew Workforce After Voluntary Dismissal Program

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/04/2019 at 14:23

Updated on 25/04/2019 at 14:38

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After Officializing Its Voluntary Dismissal Program to Contain Costs, Petrobras Raises Resources Exceeding R$ 4 Billion in Just Over 3 Years

Without further ado, Petrobras, through its board of directors, approved a new Voluntary Dismissal Program. Initially, the state-owned company will incur expenses of approximately R$ 1.1 billion but will save (or return) about R$ 4.1 billion by 2023 in just over 3 years.

As announced by Petrobras, employees who are eligible to join the program and are technically retired by INSS can apply until the end of June 2020. The state-owned company was very emphatic in stating that it has concrete plans to renew and maximize its workforce as demands and operational activities also increase.(read the article about the state company’s new demands here).

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Petrobras May Renew Workforce After Voluntary Dismissal Program

After Officializing Its Voluntary Dismissal Program to Contain Costs, Petrobras Raises Resources Exceeding R$ 4 Billion in Just Over 3 Years

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Petrobras May Renew Workforce After Voluntary Dismissal Program

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