TST Determines 80% of the Staff in the Post Offices on Strike - 14/09/2026
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The Tribunal Superior do Trabajo (TST) partially answered a request from the Post Offices to declare the strike of abusive workers and determined that the unions keep 80% of the effective in activity. The determination covers the units of care, treatment, transport, distribution and administrative or support areas indispensable to the continuity of the postal chain. In the decision, the TST also determines that "the percentage of 80% should be m…
Post workers must maintain 80% of the staff during strike, determines TST
The strike of the postal workers continues on Monday (14/09), with no closure forecast. The paralysis began on Friday (11/09), after the category reject the proposal presented by the state in the negotiations of the Collective Labour Agreement (ACT) 2026/2028. One of the main points of impasse is the health plan of the employees, retired and dependents. [...] The post Greve dos Post Offices continues on this second; TST requires 80% of the effec…
The Tribunal Superior do Trabajo (TST) determined that 80% of the Post Office employees remain working during the national strike of the category.The preliminary decision was taken this Saturday, 12. + Read more about Economics in the West The requirement applies to the services of public service, transport, processing and distribution of orders and correspondence, in addition to the administrative and support sectors considered essential for th…
The court's decision partially meets the state's request, which faces a loss of R$ 5.4 billion in the first half of the year.
The TST (High Court of Labor) determined, in a preliminary decision on Saturday (12), that the workers of the Post Offices maintain, during the paralysis, 80% of the effective in each unit or establishment of the company. The determination covers the units of care, treatment, transport, distribution and administrative or support areas indispensable to the continuity of the postal chain. In [...]
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