After signaling a proposal for a 5% salary adjustment, Central Bank servers decided, in a meeting held this Tuesday (19), to suspend the strike for two weeks, until May 2.
But the mobilization of monetary authority officials did not end. As of this Wednesday (20), they will return to standard operation and will make daily stoppages, from 2 pm to 6 pm.
The decision was taken after a meeting with the president of the BC, on Monday (18), when Roberto Campos Neto told union representatives that the linear readjustment of 5% for the entire civil service is a consensus among ministers and endorsed by President Jair Bolsonaro. (PL).
As shown by Sheet Last Wednesday (13), Bolsonaro decided to give a linear readjustment of 5% for all careers – including military members of the Armed Forces, in addition to members of the Judiciary and Legislative – from July 1 of this year.
According to Sinal (National Union of Central Bank Employees), Campos Neto also guaranteed at the meeting the implementation of two demands on career restructuring and promised to arrange a meeting between the members of the three civil servants’ entities and Minister Ciro Nogueira. (Civil House).
“We gave Roberto Campo Neto a vote of confidence until May 2 to fight for an even better proposal for BC analysts and technicians,” said Fábio Faiad, president of Sinal, in a note. According to him, the decision to suspend the strike was taken in a close vote (55% of the servers were in favor and 45% against).
Despite the pause in the strike, which began on April 1, the category showed dissatisfaction with the proposal discussed by the government.
“We declare that 5% is insufficient, we present a counter-proposal giving up the 27% readjustment in the first half of 2022, allowing the Provisional Measure to be valid only from July 1st. And, in addition, we charge again integral service to our non-salary agenda”, he said.
According to Faiad, if negotiations do not move forward in the coming weeks with a new offer from the government, the strike will automatically resume from May 3. Sought, the BC did not comment on the suspension of the strike.
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