Sindicato dos Petroleiros prometem a maior greve da história

Oil Workers’ Union Promises The Largest Strike In History

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 15/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 14/08/2019 at 21:30

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Strike Seminar of Oil Workers Happening This Week Will Define Strategies for the Largest Work Stoppage in the Category

The Sindipetro-NF (Union of Oil Workers of Northern Fluminense) is organizing a strike seminar that will take place on August 16 and 17. Meanwhile, in a Senate hearing, the President of Petrobras declares that the government is not dismantling the company.
Representatives of the oil workers’ category will meet to develop strategies for what is being called the largest strike in history. Since 2015, there has not been such a mobilization among oil workers.

The reasons are, according to the oil workers, that in recent years the category has never suffered so many attacks as those suffered during the Bolsonaro administration.

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The fight of the oil workers is against various measures that Petrobras intends to implement, such as: adjustments below inflation, reduction of overtime pay percentage and payment only when management deems convenient, loss of health plan rights for new hires and retirees, end of profit-sharing, end of the advance on the 13th salary in February, end of vacation payments up to two days before the start of the leave, reduction of the collective agreement’s duration to one year, end of adherence to the Young University Program, end of union organization, among other measures.

In the opinion of the oil workers, the seminar is one of the steps for the movement to be victorious in the fight against these impositions from the state-owned company and will define a proportional response to Petrobras reflecting the workers’ demands.
The agenda for the two days of the seminar has already been published and the work is structured as follows:

PROGRAMMING

Day 1 – August 16, 2019 (Friday)

6 PM to 9 PM

Political Greetings
Debate on Current Situation

Day 2 – August 17, 2019 (Saturday)

9 AM to 11 AM

Strike Context and History of Oil Strikes
The Judiciary and Oil Strikes
Weapons Against the Strike:
How to Go on Strike?

11:30 AM to 1 PM – Group Work

2:30 PM to 5 PM – Continuation of Group Work

5 PM – Summary of Debates and Closing

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