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Brazil's Postal Strike Hits the Courtroom — What It Means for Your Packages

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Brazil's top labor court rules today on the Correios strike. See what's agreed, what's not, and what it could mean for mail to and from the U.S.

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A new trial was scheduled for next Thursday 24th session

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Strikes for agencies of the Caixa and the Post Offices The TST (High Court of Labor) analyzes, at 1:30 p.m. on Monday (21), the main points of the dispute between the workers and the Post Offices. The category has been on national strike since the 10th. The stoppage began after the company and the workers did not reach an agreement in the negotiations. The main impasse is the health plan of the employees, retired and dependent.

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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State set up action plan in agencies to contain the impact of paralysis, started on day 10

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The Superior Court of Labor (TST) suspended on Monday (21) the judgment of the collective dissent of the strike of the Post Offices. The analysis will be resumed on Thursday (24), at 3:30 pm. The suspension occurred after the minister Vieira de Mello Filho, president of the TST, presented a matter of order to ensure that the unions representing the workers [...] O post TST suspends judgment on the strike of the Post Offices and resumes analysis …

In the midst of the strike of the Post Office workers, which arrives this week on its eighth day, union leaders have intensified the mobilization in defense of the maintenance of the rights won by the category and have also been alerting to the risks that the company and the workers run in the current political scenario of the elections. On the last day, the [...] The post "Enemy of the Workers" : Flávio wants to privatize the Post Offices, aler…

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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